Virginia may become another state that will require first time DUI offenders to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicles. Senate Bill 378 is currently being sponsored by Democratic Senator Don McEachin. It has the support of the Virginia chapter of MADD, as well as AAA- Mid-Atlantic.
Senate Bill 378 also hopes to add a provision that prohibits passenger vehicles that transport 15 or more people to be operated by Virginia DUI offenders.
An ignition interlock is a device that is installed in a driver’s car that prevents the bar from starting if it detects alcohol in a person’s system. An ignition interlock user has to blow or hum into device in order to start their vehicle. For more information on ignition interlock devices, please visit Ignitioninterlock.com.
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