> We don't even require a breathlyzer reading before cars start. Actually we do for repeat offenders. On top of that there is active discussion of having car c

> We don't even require a breathlyzer reading before cars start. Actually we do for repeat offenders. On top of that there is active discussion of having car companies detect if someone is impaired before driving. Driving is not a right, it’s a privilege, and far too many people abuse that privilege. > we try to discourage that behavior with education and penalties. Try is the operative word here, we try and we fail because there isn’t enough enforcement on our streets.