Bill to restrict texting while driving runs out of gas Evan Jones February 18, 2011 1 minute read A bill to further restrict texting while driving is now dead for the year in Richmond, but backers say they’ll keep on trying. The story from News/Talk 960’s Evan Jones. [audio:https://wfirnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/02-17-Texting-Wrap1-WEB.mp3|titles=02-17 Texting Wrap1-WEB] Share: Post navigation Previous: Police stay busy at Elm Avenue interchangeNext: Company expansion to bring 125 new jobs to Roanoke Related Stories Virginia Tech professor reflects on passing of CNN founder Ted Turner Web Staff May 7, 2026 RoVa Labs at Carilion Clinic cuts the ribbon on shared lab space Gene Marrano May 6, 2026 A Virginia Tech professor who studies hospitality and tourism says those planning a vacation should do it now and not wait for gas prices to come down Gene Marrano May 6, 2026
A bill to further restrict texting while driving is now dead for the year in Richmond, but backers say they’ll keep on trying. The story from News/Talk 960’s Evan Jones.
