WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Experts agree that Ignition Interlock Devices or IIDs effectively prevent drunk driving, but not everyone who is supposed to have one does. The responsibility of getting an ...

The Washington State Patrol is determined to keep impaired drivers from becoming repeat impaired drivers. One way they are taking action is by installing Interlock devices into vehicles. Interlock ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Monroe County announced a crackdown on people who fail to install or override ignition interlock devices which aim to prevent drunk driving. The court-ordered devices are for people ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — A state law that went into effect on Jan. 1 requires ignition interlock devices, otherwise known as car breathalyzers, to have GPS technology. The technology records where a person ...

DWI should be a felony on the first offense, regardless of the circumstances “Stop this plague of drunken driving,” Editorial, July 5]. The fact that law-abiding people are lucky enough not to be the ...

Families and safety advocates are urging Wisconsin lawmakers to strengthen the state’s ignition interlock device law.

LEARN MORE. SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR HENRY MCMASTER HAS SIGNED A BILL THAT STRENGTHENS THE STATE’S DUI LAWS. SEAN WILLIAMS JOINS US NOW IN STUDIO WITH A BREAKDOWN OF SOME SIGNIFICANT CHANGES. RASHAD.

While The Baltimore Sun editorial, “Closing this loophole in Maryland’s drunk driving law could save lives” (Feb. 20), was a welcome call-to-action for Maryland legislators this year to finally close ...

MADISON, Wis. (WSAW) - Wisconsin lawmakers introduced legislation at a public hearing Wednesday aimed at reducing drunk driving deaths and repeat Operating While Intoxicated offenders by expanding ...

If you’ve been on a highway recently, you’ve seen them: those signs reminding drivers that texting is distracting and they shouldn’t do it. I agree. But what about this: I climbed in a car recently ...

A Wisconsin family is advocating for changes to drunken driving laws following the death of their daughter in a wrong-way ...