The idea of making people blow into a device once they have shown an inclination to drink and drive has merit. But having them blow while driving at 70 mph is both dumb and dangerous.

They are proposing legislation to improve the state's ignition interlock program by creating a special license for those who use the device.

Roseann and Richard DeRosa — parents of Deana DeRosa Eckman, who was killed in 2019 in Upper Chichester — were among those ...

Politicians are pushing a new bill to update Pennsylvania's ignition interlocking law and increase safety on the roads. The goal is to simplify the process and ensure ignition interlocking devices are ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Colin Campbell’s eyes light up when thinking about his two kids, Ruby and Hart, both of whom had ...

meaning that any prior alcohol-related driving offenses within the past 20 years would be considered when determining whether a person must use an ignition interlock device, instead of 10 years.