Alcohol Interlocks Now Mandatory For Repeat Offenders In NSW

Alcohol interlocks are to become mandatory for repeat high-range drink driving offenders in New South Wales.

Roads Minister for NSW, Duncan Gay, announced that anyone caught with a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.150 or above twice within five years can expect to have the device fitted to their car.

An alcohol interlock is an electronic device fitted to a vehicle’s ignition system.