Who Knew? Gm Invented The Dui Ignition Interlock In 1970.

Everyone in 1970 was aware that drunk driving was a serious problem, but no one knew what to do about it. Meanwhile, car safety was improving. Just a few years after losing the mandatory seat…
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Drunk Driving Simulator Is A Terrifying Revelation.

We’ll say it again: drunk driving is not like other crimes. That’s because the thing that makes you dangerous is the thing that makes you think you’re not dangerous. In other words, the alcohol that…
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How To Beat A Breathalyzer And Youtube — A Bad Combination

We’ve learned a lot of things on YouTube. That immensely useful site is where we found videos explaining how to make a Big Mac, how to drive a Model T Ford, and, given its vital…
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California Pioneered Ignition Interlocks. Will They Finish The Job?

It all began in California. Back in 1986 – yes, 30 years ago – California began the nation’s first ignition interlock pilot program. State authorities wanted to find out if drunk driving could be reduced…
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Mother Prevented From Cheating Ignition Interlock & Driving Drunk

It’s not often that an attempted DUI gets more press than a successful one. But a woman in Owasso, Oklahoma managed to garner more attention by failing to get behind the wheel while drunk that…
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Trail Of Oil Leads To Soldier’s Dui Arrest. What Happens Next?

It took place in Germany, but it could have happened – and often does – in Kansas, Wyoming or Alaska, or anywhere there’s a US military installation. In this case, a soldier lost control of his…
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Ignition Interlocks & Sobriety Courts Stop Dwi: Michigan Courts

A very remarkable and persuasive report has just been issued by the Michigan Courts. The report studied three groups of DWI offenders who were being dealt with in different ways: Offenders placed on standard probation…
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“can We Just Skip The Breathalyzer?” Says Driver Who Hit Cop Car

Police learn ways to detect drunk drivers. These include interpreting signs such as the inability to make eye contact, a tendency to be over-talkative or over-friendly, or failing to answer questions properly. Some of these…
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Strictest Versus Most Lenient States On Dui: Is It A Red V. Blue Issue?

This article contribution comes to us from Fay Niselbaum, content specialist at The Law Office of Zev Goldstein. If there’s any issue that shouldn’t be based on politics, contends NY speeding ticket lawyer Zev Goldstein,…
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California Wants An Ignition Interlock Law – It’s Official.

California has been flirting with ignition interlocks for years. Since 2010 four California counties have experimented with requiring the devices for all drunk driving offenses, rather than just serious or repeat offenses, as the rest of…
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