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Being properly insured is one of the responsibilities of a licensed driver in every state, including Arizona. How much you pay for auto insurance can depend on a few factors: Driving record. This is the most important. Moving violations and accidents raise your rates. So do DUIs. Location. Generally, insurance in cities cost more than …
Scientists have studied the effects of alcohol for generations. In recent years the rise in the use of cannabis has prompted new studies on the effects of marijuana on health and cognition. One thing is certain: neither drug is a good mix with driving. Both alcohol and marijuana impair one’s judgment, diminish motor coordination, and …
If you own or manage a fleet of vehicles – trucks, limousines, taxis, or other transports – then safety is on your mind. You need to look out not only for the wellbeing of your drivers, but for the public as well. Preventing drunk driving is vital. Many vehicle fleet owners are moving toward a technology-based …
The use of ignition interlocks is growing in the USA. The devices, which prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver has been drinking, are mandatory for certain DWI offenses in North Carolina. Most other states require them for at least some offenses. Right now a bill is being discussed which will make the devices …
Arizona pays attention to drunk drivers. The state has strong laws against DUI. In fact, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) gives Arizona a 5-star rating – its highest – thanks to its embracing sobriety checkpoints, first-offender ignition interlock laws, and other measures. One area in which Arizona goes beyond many states is in the classification …
In North Carolina a DWI is no joke. Depending on the level of the offense, your sentence could include stiff fines, jail, and the requirement to install an ignition interlock, or car breathalyzer, which prevents a vehicle from starting if the driver has been drinking. Legislation is pending to extend the ignition interlock to first …
Whether or not you have an ignition interlock, sooner or later your vehicle will need repairs. If you do have a car breathalyzer in your vehicle, you might be concerned that the mechanic will disconnect the battery. Is that legal? Or is it a form of tampering with the ignition interlock – an offense punishable …
A new bill in the North Carolina Senate would save lives, if the legislature acts to pass it. SB 619 would require all drunk driving offenders to install ignition interlocks in their vehicles. An ignition interlock, or car breathalyzer, prevents a vehicle from starting if the driver has been drinking. Currently, North Carolina requires interlock …
