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DUI can be accurately tested with a breathalyzer. How would you expect these stiffer penalties to be enforced? I believe the current laws essentially require th
by bostonpete 13y ago
DUI can be accurately tested with a breathalyzer. How would you expect these stiffer penalties to be enforced? I believe the current laws essentially require the offense to be directly observed by police or for the driver to inadvertently admit to it.
- samstave 13y agoWhat if your car had a slot into which you were required to insert your phone in order to operate the vehicle.
- bbatchelder 13y agoWhat do you do when your phone is lost or stolen (or broken)?
- gmrple 13y agoOr if you have two.
- craigyk 13y agoToo bad impairment can't be accurately tested with a breathalyzer. That's what we are really worried about in all these scenarios after all.
- bengoodger 13y agoObservation by police officers? I already see plenty of people texting while driving. The first hint is that they're driving like they're not paying attention. When you pull up alongside them you see them glancing down repetitively. Also, the penalty fines are a joke. I think in CA at least they were very low, especially considering IMO distracted driving is way more dangerous than other simpler measures like speeding.