Our state must change the way we deal with alcohol abuse and motor vehicle operation. Rather than increase the severity of punishment for DWI violations, we should consider what other states have done in creating incentives to change drivers’ behavior.
One method that makes a lot of sense is to expand our drug courts to include drivers convicted of DWI or to set up DWI courts.
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