Congress Approves Adding Alcohol Monitors In All New Cars To Help Stop Drunk Driving

In an effort to stop drunk driving, Congress is requiring automakers to install monitoring systems into new cars to prevent drivers from operating their vehicles while intoxicated. The measure is part of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill that is on its way to President Joe Biden’s desk for a signature. Congress is allocating around $17 billion for road safety programs, according to the Daily Mail. The rollout for the monitoring systems may happen as early as 2026, according to the bill, but before companies start installing them, the Transportation Department would have to assess what the best form of technology… Read Full Article