The Senate has passed a bill that restores driving privileges to some people whose licenses were revoked after DWI charges.
The bill allows someone who has a second driving while impaired offense to get a limited driving privilege as long as their vehicle has an ignition interlock installed, which is an in-car alcohol monitoring system that measures the user’s blood alcohol level.
A judge would be able to grant those limited driving privileges for essential purposes, work, education, and medical care.