(8-7-04). Now, cars that won't run if you are drunk!
"Scientists have developed a new device which ensures that your car does not start if you are drunk. According to the Daily Star, the device 'alcolock,' can be fitted into a car's dashboard and the driver just has to breathe into it before switching on the engine, to obtain blood alcohol concentration readings. If the alcohol content in a person's breath is found to be above the legal limit, the car will simply refuse to start."
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I think that this is a good thing, but how will the car know that the driver is drunk?
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Posted by: HDTV Receiver | August 17, 2004 at 12:30 PM