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Many states are now requiring Ignition Interlock devices for people with repeat DUI convictions. Some states are even requiring them for first-time DUIs. But how do they really function? Here’s
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Study Finds that 40% of Sports Fans Have Booze in their Blood
As we near Super Bowl Sunday, consider this: a new study has found that 40% of those leaving professional football and baseball games had alcohol in their bloodstream, and 8
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Honey, The Car Says You’re Too Drunk to Drive
Okay, we all know about basic ignition interlock devices that analyze your breath and determine whether or not your key will function – it’s a device generally used to punish
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Two California Cities Have the Most Drunk Drivers
Insurance.com has reported that two California, San Diego and San Jose, are at the top of the list in a ranking of major American metropolitan cities with the greatest percentage
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CDC Pushes for Tougher Traffic Laws
The Columbus Dispatch is reporting that the nation’s Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is pushing for tougher traffic laws across the country, in order to help prevent the vehicle related