WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Experts agree that Ignition Interlock Devices or IIDs effectively prevent drunk driving, but not everyone who is supposed to have one does. The responsibility of getting an ...
A new report shows very few convicted drunken drivers are installing court-ordered ignition interlock devices in their vehicles. According to a report by state Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, 88 percent ...
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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. Under a newly expanded ignition interlock law, Drivers who ignore court ...
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