Publication
States that have laws to govern when ignition interlock devices may be removed from drunk driving offenders’ vehicles have significantly lower rates of repeat driving under the influence (DUI) offenses than states which do not. Those are the main findings of a new study recently released by the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), a nonprofit organization representing state highway safety offices, that addressed measures to help reduce the number of drunk driving repeat incidents.
Drunk Driving Repeat Offenses Drop With Ignition Interlock Removal Laws
By Tanya Mohn
July 21, 2023
Issue
Alcohol Impaired Driving
State
Arkansas
Iowa
Tennessee
Washington