well, it’s nice to know that they do care about the roads and the drivers who seem to think they can DRINK and DRIVE. i like the one officer stating, 500 cars w/o incident. although that would be nice, but unlikely. question i have, is how many drunk drivers does NH have compared to her population. then check to see how that compares to the rest of the U.S.
i like the idea, that it can take care of all the issues on the spot. no more waiting to see if i can lower my bac. remember, that this program is designed to make life easier for those who abide by the law and save lives.
how many deaths are related to dui in NH?
remember, it is better to use a designated driver. i would not want to be sitting in a modified rv, that states – here sits a loser! i wish more states had a vehicle like this.
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well, it’s nice to know that they do care about the roads and the drivers who seem to think they can DRINK and DRIVE. i like the one officer stating, 500 cars w/o incident. although that would be nice, but unlikely. question i have, is how many drunk drivers does NH have compared to her population. then check to see how that compares to the rest of the U.S.
i like the idea, that it can take care of all the issues on the spot. no more waiting to see if i can lower my bac. remember, that this program is designed to make life easier for those who abide by the law and save lives.
how many deaths are related to dui in NH?
remember, it is better to use a designated driver. i would not want to be sitting in a modified rv, that states – here sits a loser! i wish more states had a vehicle like this.
Funny, first thing I thought when I read this is, there’s got to be a lot of money in it for NH to pay $450K to book drunks.
If there’s this much money in it, they ought to buy a few for New Orleans. I know first hand.