New Idaho laws target driver texts, e-cigarettes

Published July 2, 2012 2:38pm ET



BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho is introducing a series of laws with the start of a new month.

The debuting legislation includes a ban on sales of electronic cigarettes to minors and a law that makes texting behind the wheel an infraction that will set violators back $85. Idaho is now the 37th state to enact a texting-while-driving ban.

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