W.Va. to begin enforcing texting-driving ban Sun.

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Motorists will soon risk getting pulled over and ticketed if they text while driving in West Virginia.

The State Police and other law enforcement agencies plan to start enforcing this part of a new distracted driving law on Sunday.

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