Signs Of Progress A Year After Noah’s Law Is Put In Place
It was one year ago when Noah’s Law put an ignition interlock device on every convicted first time drunk driver. It’s working, but drunk drivers are still making our roads far too dangerous.
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Congress has the power to end drunken driving — by getting the right technology built into cars
Written by Rich Leotta – Originally published May 30, 2021 in The Washington Post. Legislation was recently introduced in Congress that could save thousands of lives each year and spare …Read MoreClosing the Lethal Loophole in Noah’s Law with SB 672 and HB 749
Noah’s Law was intended to require interlocking devices to be installed on the vehicles of all offenders of drunk driving. However, because of Maryland’s Probation Before Judgement (PBJ) a lethal …Read More
Relatives of those killed by Md. drunken drivers look to close law loophole
By Kate Ryan | @KateRyanWTOP ANNAPOLIS — If a Maryland driver is convicted of drunken driving, they must have an ignition interlock device installed in their car. That’s due to …Read More