New cars would be required to include technology to prevent drunk and impaired driving.
This bill would require large car manufacturers to include technology that prevents drunk and impaired driving in at least 20,000 new passenger vehicles each year. This would mean more new cars on the road would have features designed to stop impaired drivers, aiming to make roads safer for everyone.
Today, federal law does not require car manufacturers to produce a minimum number of vehicles with specific drunk and impaired driving prevention technology. If this bill passes, large car manufacturers would be required to make or import at least 20,000 new passenger vehicles each year that include advanced systems to prevent drunk or impaired driving. This would mean more new cars on the market would have these safety features.
HR 6850 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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