NBC LA
March 11, 2011
It’s called “The Roads Safe Act” and opponents claim it’s designed to put an alcohol detector in every car, just like an airbag or stereo.
Currently ignition interlock systems are only installed by court order.
Mechanics who work with the Smart Start System say you don’t have to be over the legal limit to stall out.
“Normally what they should calibrate it at .03. I believe for most people that’s the warning level,” said Garrett Benedict, a mechanic.
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