It’s not a law yet, but car manufacturers may soon have to include technology in all new vehicles that will test whether drivers are sober enough to operate a vehicle.
The House passed a $1.5 trillion transportation and infrastructure measure last week that includes an array of new car safety requirements. Among them is a provision requiring the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration within five years to develop a rule requiring advanced drunk driving prevention technology in all new cars.
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