Data indicates that many Alabama DUI offenders who should install ignition interlock devices fail to do so, which may negatively affect roadway safety. (alabamajusticecenter.com)
1989: Judges are allowed to order ignition interlock devices on vehicles of convicted drunken drivers. (in.gov)
Nita Lowey, the ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, will introduce a bill next week when the House of Representatives reconvenes that would push states to require the use of ignition interlock devices for a minimum of six months for all convicted drunk driving offenders. (wamc.org)