AAA Survey Shows Support for Technology to Prevent Impaired Driving
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AAA Survey Shows Support for Technology to Prevent Impaired Driving
A new AAA survey on impaired driving shows growing frustration among drivers and strong support for technology aimed at preventing dangerous behavior behind the wheel.
According to the survey, 67 percent of drivers support alcohol-impaired prevention technology that could stop a vehicle from operating if a driver is impaired. The findings come as traffic fatalities linked to impairment remain a major concern nationwide.
Drivers Support Technology to Reduce Fatal Crashes
AAA spokesperson Shawn Stewart says many drivers believe technology could play a key role in saving lives, especially as advanced safety features become more common in modern vehicles.
The survey suggests drivers are increasingly open to tools such as driver monitoring systems, ignition interlocks, and other measures designed to detect impairment before a crash occurs.
Push for Change in Vehicle Safety
AAA notes that while some technologies already exist, broader implementation would require cooperation between automakers, regulators, and lawmakers. Supporters argue that proactive systems could prevent tragedies rather than responding after crashes happen.
AAA says the survey results reflect a shift in public attitudes toward impaired driving as a preventable problem.
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