A look at how impaired driving messaging has changed Ian Price December 30, 2021 1 minute read The effort to prevent Virginians from driving impaired changed its messaging in the past few years based on research. WFIR’s Ian Price has more: Share: Post navigation Previous: Rep. Ben Cline announces he will run for reelectionNext: Quitting smoking in the new year Related Stories Presbyterian Community Center cuts ribbon on new home in SE Roanoke Gene Marrano May 29, 2026 June is Gun Violence Awareness Month – the local group “Fed Up” will hold an event next Friday Gene Marrano May 29, 2026 Governor Spanberger announces dismissal of Rector of Virginia Tech Board of Visitors Clark Palmer May 28, 2026
The effort to prevent Virginians from driving impaired changed its messaging in the past few years based on research. WFIR’s Ian Price has more:
