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Minutes. we should be encouraged by our successes and we cannot be lulled into complacency and we wont be. >> developers say the technology would be less intrusive than current alcohol ignition interlock system and blow into the the breath testing device in order for their car to start. despite the 10 million dollar system potentially saving thousands of lives, critics are skeptical and argue its too expensive for mass production and doubt it could ever be perfected or reliable. stopping some co...

Minutes. we should be encouraged by our successes and we cannot be lulled into complacency and we wont be. >> developers say the technology would be less intrusive than current alcohol ignition interlock system and blow into the the breath testing device in order for their car to start. despite the 10 million dollar system potentially saving thousands of lives, critics are skeptical and argue its too expensive for mass production and doubt it could ever be perfected or reliable. stopping some co...

Cruise control to help avert crashes, injuries and fatalities before they occur. it could one day become another era in our automotive safety era. >> jamie: it would be less intrusive to current interlock systems that force drivers to blow into a breath testing device. but despite the system potentially saving thousands of lives are lost to drunk drivers, critics are skeptical. they argue is just too expensive for mass production and doubt it could be perfected or fully reliable stopping sober p...

Technology could cut the figure drastically. >> it may be departure warning and adaptive cruise control to avert crashes, injuries apt fatalities before they occur. it could become an arrow in the automote i safety quiver. >> developers say the technology would be less intrusive than interlock system that forces drivers to blow in breath testing device for the car to start. the 10 million system has its fair share of critics too and they argue its too expensive for mass production. stopping comp...

Daughter -- my husband and my daughter were killed, by drunk driving going 83 miles-per-hour the wrong way on a texas highway. >> reporter: develop,say the technology would be less intrusive than current ignition locking systems that force drivers to blow into a breath testing device in order for the car to start. but, the $10 million system does have its fair share of critics who argue it is too expensive and doubt it could ever be perfected or fully reliable and perhaps stopping completely sob...