MENU
SEARCHMENUSEARCH
SACRAMENTO, CA --- The California Supreme Court this month made it easier for motorists accused of drunk driving to challenge the results of police breathalyzers.
Read More →ALBUQUERQUE, NM --- The success of New Mexico's efforts to fight drunk driving is attracting the attention of legislators and transportation officials in other states.
Read More →MEMPHIS, TN --- Beginning July 1, law enforcement officers in Tennessee will be required to conduct blood alcohol level tests while responding to suspected drunk driving accidents, if someone other than the suspected impaired driver is left seriously hurt or killed.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. --- New National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) research shows that between 2002 and 2006, nearly four fatalities out of 10 involved alcohol-impaired crashes in the last two weeks of December.
Read More →
Fleet policy may not cover what happens to a driver in the period between a DUI citation and conviction or dismissal. It’s an issue to address and clarify.
Read More →PROVIDENCE, RI --- Across the country, police are seeing more incidents of extreme drunk driving, with recorded blood-alcohol levels reaching limits that doctors say would be lethal to most people, ABC News reported.
Read More →SACRAMENTO, Calif. --– The California Senate Public Safety Committee this week advanced a bill that would make it easier for judges to require that a driver with a drunken driving citation install a breathalyzer in his or her vehicle.
Read More →NASHVILLE, Tenn. --- Republican leaders in the Tennessee state legislature have proposed a set of bills aimed at strengthening laws against drunk driving.
Read More →
Whether you like it or not, we are going to be at 55 MPH for a long time. The record is there. In this case safety does not cost us a thing but our time. We are actually saving monies at the reduced speeds.
Read More →Coming out against the recent DOT proposal on a Federal Speed limit is probably analogous in some people's minds to being against Law & Order, God & Mom, and Democracy & Decency.
Read More →