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Drunk Driving Prevention Technology Coming Soon To Newly-Built Vehicles

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As part of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, car manufacturers in the United State will be required to install technology  to prevent drunk driving by 2026. With alcoholrelated crashes on the rise, NBC News' Aaron Gilchrist speaks to one of the companies pioneering this technology. » Subscribe to NBC News

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