After years of trying to convince drunk drivers to change their behavior, police and safety advocates are now looking to change something else: the drivers’ cars.
A bill making ignition-interlock devices — which measure the alcohol in a driver’s breath before letting the car start — mandatory for people convicted of driving with a blood alcohol level of .15 or more goes into effect in Maryland this fall.
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