Ignition Interlocks – A Proven Means for Preventing Impaired Driving Re-Arrests
A man decides it's best to not have a drink in a restaurant with friends. He has to drive home, and since his arrest for driving while intoxicated (DWI) a few months ago, he's had a court-ordered ignition interlock installed in his car. This device prevents the car from starting if there's alcohol on his breath. >> learn more
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