Public safety officials say distracted driving has become a major problem in Minnesota. It contributes to thousands of car crashes every year, including many that result in injury or death. Today (Tuesday) the state launched a billboard campaign to get drivers to avoid distractions such as food, phone calls, and personal grooming -- and give all their attention to the road. Minnesota Public Radio's Patty Marsicano reports:
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