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: DUI BlogWhy Is MADD Pushing Ignition Interlock Devices?
By Lawrence Taylor
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As has been widely reported in the nation’s media, Mothers Against Drunk Driving has been aggressively pushing state and federal legislators to require ignition interlock devices (IIDs) to be installed in vehicles. MADD’s President has even publicly stated that IIDs will "eliminate drunk driving once and for all".
Of course, automobile manufacturers have jumped enthusiastically on this. Nissan, Saab, Volvo, Chrysler and Toyota have already designed IIDs — both as optional equipment and as possible standard equipment for all of their models. See All U.S. Cars to Have Ignition Interlock Devices? and New MADD Goal: All Cars Equipped with Breathlayzers.
So why is MADD so enthusiastically pushing for the adoption of these unreliable, dangerous and expensive gizmos?
Take a look at MADD’s 2005 Annual Report...continue to full postFull post as published by DUI Blog on August 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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