An Analysis of the Potential Legal Constraints on the Use of Mechanical Devices to Monitor Driving Restrictions

Ruschmann, P. A. (Paul A.); Carroll, Hal O.; Greyson, Murray; Joscelyn, Kent B.; University of Michigan. Highway Safety Research Institute

doi:10.21949/1524975

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An Analysis of the Potential Legal Constraints on the Use of Mechanical Devices to Monitor Driving Restrictions

1979-09-01
By Ruschmann, P. A. (Paul A.) ; Carroll, Hal O. ; Greyson, Murray ; ...

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Ruschmann, P. A. (Paul A.) ; Carroll, Hal O. ; Greyson, Murray ; Joscelyn, Kent B.

Ruschmann, P. A. (Paul A.) ; Carroll, Hal O. ; Greyson, Murray ; Joscelyn, Kent B. Less -
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University of Michigan. Highway Safety Research Institute
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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Drunk Driving Legal Factors Vehicle Components
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DOT-HS-805-523 ; UM-HSRI-79-95 ; NTIS-PB80216542

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https://doi.org/10.21949/1524975
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United States
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Final report
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United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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An analysis was made of the potential legal constraints on the use of mechanical devices to supervise drinking and driving restrictions. These conceptual devices would be installed on vehicles operated by restricted drivers. Two devices contain psychomotor tests and are designed to prevent driving during prohibited times of the day. Analysis of current law revealed that the proposed devices would be a constitutional means of enforcing drinking and driving restrictions. Methods for use of the devices that will resolve other possible legal constraints are presented. /Abstract from report summary page/
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