Your boy has enough titles. Can’t hold back one of the most talented drivers in history forever. ... View more

What does any of that have to do with putting a privacy invading device in a piece of property for every American whether they are guilty or not? It is the worst possible solution to the problem. The tired “it’s a privilege” line does not apply. ... View more

Drinking and driving is perfectly legal if you are not over the limit. You don’t need to take people's privacy and freedom to fix this problem. All you need to do is lock up the criminals. ... View more

Cell phones have GPS mapping so they are now necessary. The problem is alcoholic repeat offenders who don’t just drive on 2 or 3 beers but completely hammered. And they do it over and over. If these people were locked up as they should be serious injuries and deaths would drop tremendously. ... View more

I don’t care if I never drank a drop in my life. This is an extreme invasion of privacy and I would never do it. ... View more

This has little to do with drunk driving and is far more about never ending government control of our lives. Most incidents of serious injury and death are caused by alcoholic repeat offenders who should have been locked up in the first place. There are so many issues here so I will only cite one. Safety. You need your car to get somewhere in a hurry and the breathalyzer malfunctions and the car doesn’t start. But innocent people are always cast aside to force through a bad agenda. As said by another poster here, if this goes through my last new car purchase will happen before 2026. ... View more