Tag Archives: W82TEXT

• W82Text

  Teen guilty of homicide in texting-while-driving case

  A Massachusetts teen was convicted Wednesday of homicide as a result of texting while driving.
• On-Air / Photo Galleries

  PHOTOS: W82TEXT event at Maggie Walker

  Check out these photos of the W82TEXT event at Maggie Walker Governor’s School in Richmond.
• News / W82Text

  Lawsuit questions legality of sending texts to driver

  If you text a person who is driving, should you be held responsible for an accident? That question is at the heart of a landmark lawsuit in New Jersey.
• Community / News / W82Text

  Maggie Walker Governor’s School hosts W82TEXT event

  The event was organized by the school’s Students Against Drunk Driving (SADD) group on the heels of prom weekend.
• News

  STUDY: Teenage girls twice as likely to drive distracted

  A new study released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety revealed that teen girls are twice as likely as boys to use cellphones and other electronic devices while driving.
• W82Text

  W82TEXT raises awareness of texting while driving dangers

  CBS 6 and Emroch and Kilduff are working to raise awareness about the dangers of texting and driving.
• Community / W82Text

  POLL: How often do you text and drive?

  Take our poll and let us know how often you text and drive.
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  Emroch & Kilduff stress importance of W82TEXT initiative

  Check out this segment from Virginia This Morning.
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  AAA: 95 percent of drivers think texting is serious safety threat

  Data from the 2011 survey found that 95 percent of drivers view texting or emailing by other drivers as a serious threat to their own personal safety.
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  Simulator shows Chesterfield teens danger of texting and driving

  Kids in Chesterfield are learning about the dangers of texting and driving.
• Community / W82Text

  New app forces drivers to W82TEXT

  This new app is a great way to prevent texting and driving.
• Community / W82Text

  W82TEXT campaign kicks off at Hermitage High

  School leaders, Virginia State Police, the DMV and attorneys from Emroch and Kilduff took part in an event aimed at stopping distracted driving.