Drunk Driving

Sobriety Tests in New Cars Could Prevent Most Drunk Driving Deaths

Medicine & Technology Mar 21, 2015

According to a new study, installing devices in new cars to prevent drinking and driving could actually stop 85 percent of alcohol related deaths on the roads of the U.S., saving tens of thousands of lives and billions of dollars from injuries and damage.

Drunk Driving

Sobriety Tests in New Cars Could Prevent Most Drunk Driving Deaths

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