New Jersey has moved a step closer to a law allowing convicted drunken drivers to install ignition locks on their vehicles as an alternative to going to jail or turning over their keys.
The measure, S-2427/A-3835, provides that persons convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs or refusing to provide a breath sample would be subject to a license suspension of 10 days, during which they would be required to install a device that prevents a vehicle from starting unless the operator first blows in a clean breath sample.
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