Alcohol ignition interlocks set for high risk drink drivers
Source: Queensland. Minister for Transport. Media Release.
" By the end of the year, high-risk drink drivers will be made to install an alcohol ignition interlock device or be prohibited from driving for two years under new legislation. Transport Minister Rachel Nolan said new laws within the Transport and Other Legislation Amendment Bill had the potential to affect more than 12,000 drink driving offenders each year."
Monday, March 29, 2010
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Labels: Law and Justice, Transport
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