BLOW AND GO

 Alcohol Detectors Could Come Standard With Every New Car  The ROADS SAFE ACT would mandate that all cars must have a device that could determine if a driver had been drinking, a device which authors of the bill say doesn't exist today. An ignition interlock system that requires drivers to blow into the device to start cars and periodically while driving to keep car from shutting  down. Mechanics who work with the Smart Start system say it will be calibrated at .03, far below the legal alcohol limit because that is the "warning" level for most drivers.Opponents of the bill say no matter what device is developed, "it would mean you can't have a glass of wine with dinner or a beer at a ballgame," and according to Sarah Longwell of the ABI, "we think people should be able to do that." Your tax dollars will be used to do develop  the new Blow And Go Technology.U.S. Senators Tom Udall (D-N.M.) and Bob Corker (R-TN) are the instigators of this BILL. READ ENTIRE ARTICLE