It's next door and not in Ohio (yet), but even so. Think the current rabid anti mentally climate won't touch you if you are a non-smoker? Well.......I'd think again.
I'll have to look up what it would take to get .025 reading. Perhaps slugging too many near beers on a wild night out on the town?
thenewspaper.com wrote Pennsylvania: Proposal Mandates Ignition Interlocks for All CarsA bill introduced last week in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives would mandate that every car sold in the state be equipped with a breath testing device. State Representative Paul I. Clymer (R-Bucks County) insists that every motorist must prove that he is not drunk before starting a vehicle.
Clymer's proposal would require that, by 2009, all new cars sold in Pennsylvania have a device installed to estimate the amount of alcohol on the breath of a driver. If the machine believes the driver's BAC is greater than .025 percent -- significantly less than the legal limit of .08 percent -- the car will not start. By 2010, all motorists would be forced to install the devices on existing cars before being able to sell them as used vehicles.




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