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Interlocks, checkpoints, other DWI issues attract interest of legislators

March 14, 2011

Numerous bills filed in the 82nd Session of the Texas Legislature are focused on a wide range of issues related to impaired driving. In response to requests from legislators and their staffs, researchers at the Center for Transportation Safety have prepared a series of briefing documents to provide better understanding of some of those issues, including:

  • An examination of the scope of the impaired-driving problem in Texas including,
    how best to measure the impact of countermeasures.
  • An overview of the use of sobriety checkpoints, including details on their effectiveness, efficiency and public attitudes.
  • A review of the use of ignition interlock devices, including the challenges that their use presents.

The briefing document series is available here.

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