Keeping a breath alcohol tester in your car may sound like a smart idea when it's party night, but there are caveats.
Too much holiday cheer can mean thousands in fines and fees, doubled insurance rates and an interlock device in your vehicle.
Impaired driving is against the law, even if you're in one of the states where voters legalized marijuana. And it will raise your insurance rates.
France will soon begin requiring all drivers to carry a kit that can measure blood-alcohol content. You can get the single-use tests here for as little as $2 a pop.
A drunken-driving bust can be very costly. Fortunately, many services offer a free ride when it's time for you to go home.
About 72% of that is due to lost productivity at work. Think hangovers and Don Draper wannabes.
A new company promises legal help within 15 minutes, even in the middle of the night.
So far, a Georgia undertaker has no takers on the special New Year's Eve offer. Meanwhile, Colorado offers a free app for iPhone drunks.
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