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Senate hears technical and liability questions on ignition interlock proposal for DUI offenders
Summary
Senators discussed Senate Bill 67, which would allow judges to require ignition interlock devices for DUI offenders so they can continue driving for work. Debate focused on technical circumvention, how many vehicles would require devices, and potential liability if vehicles become inoperable; further work and placement on a future special order were announced.
Senator Scott Howell presented Senate Bill 67, describing an ignition interlock device intended for certain DUI offenders that would allow them to continue driving to work while reducing the risk of alcohol-impaired driving. Howell told the Senate the device performs breath testing before vehicle operation…
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