Grandma's House

A twice-convicted drunk driver is suing the state of Pennsylvania and the makers of an in-car ignition interlock, saying they are too dangerous. Jason Reali claims that the interlock, which requires the driver to blow into it at intervals both before starting the car and while it is moving, caused him to have an accident. He apparently had to blow into the interlock so hard that he passed out and his car hit a tree. Mr. Reali is a heavy smoker, which could have contributed to the difficulty in performing the test.

But he isn't the only person who has complained about the equipment. Read the article and decide for yourself if the equipment should be modified or taken off the market completely.