CARS.COM — As of this week, the scales of justice have been tipped in favor of drunken-driving prevention. With the passage of Noah’s Law late Monday night ...
Nebraskans arrested on suspicion of drunken driving now have a choice -- they can either fight the charge in court or have an ignition interlock device put on their car. Now there's a business that ...
People convicted of drunk driving for the first time in Pennsylvania who would otherwise be forced to give up their license will soon have an option to get back on the road - and back to work - sooner ...
Since 1993, laws in all 50 states put ignition interlock systems in the cars of some drunken driving offenders. If the device detects alcohol on a driver’s breath in excess of the legal limit, the ...
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This state’s tough new ignition law could hit drivers with $5K fines
California is tightening the screws on drunk driving, and the latest move comes with a price tag that can rival a used car.
Mississippi’s DUI ignition-interlock law allows a judge to order breath-testing devices to be placed into convicted offenders’ vehicles. The devices would prevent drivers from starting their vehicles ...
Thousands, including the president and vice president, attend the memorial service for assassinated political activist Charlie Kirk. by Kevin Lewis/ABC7 ROCKVILLE, Md. (ABC7) – On Saturday, one of the ...
BOSTON (CBS) – An activist group is pushing the state to keep a closer eye on drunk drivers with first-time convictions. Mothers Against Drunk Driving have spent a decade pushing for ignition ...
Most states have laws that require DUI offenders to use an ignition interlock device. In one state, drivers could face a $5K fine if they violate it.
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Expanded ignition law in this state may cost drivers up to $5K
California is tightening its grip on drunk driving, and the financial stakes for motorists are rising sharply. Under an ...
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO)-- The ignition interlock device program has been extremely effective at reducing reoffenders in Minnesota, according to information released by the Minnesota Department of Public ...
Since 1993, laws in all 50 states put ignition interlock systems in the cars of some drunken driving offenders. If the device detects alcohol on a driver’s breath in excess of the legal limit, the ...
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