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Back to Archives | July  2010 Contents The simple reason that alcohol-impaired drivers continue to drink and drive is because they can. Approximately 75 percent of people with a suspended driver's license continue to drive, according to the Transportation Research Board. Although not the only solution, ignition interlocks represent a technology intervention that reduces recidivism on the part of the alcohol-impaired driver. See pages 24–27 for an article discussing ignition interlocks. Cover photo courtesy of Washington State Patrol media relations. Articles IACP Foundation: Law Enforcement Business Fellowship Candidates Selected By Patricia Casstevens, Director, IACP Foundation Understanding Performance Standards for Law Enforcement CBRN Protective Apparel By Robert J. Eckroade Ignition Interlocks By Brian A. Ursino Officer Safety on Our Roadways: What the Numbers Say about Saving Lives By Craig W. Floyd and Kevin P. Morison The Smooth Operator Program: Combating Aggressive Driving in the Mid-Atlantic By Howard B. Hall and Thomas J. Gianni Automated Speed Enforcement on Arizona State Highways: A Second Look By Jack Hegarty Reducing On-Duty Collisions By Larry Beechey Columns    President's Message    Chief's Counsel    Legislative Alert Departments    IACP News    Highway Safety Initiatives    Line of Duty Deaths    New Members    Products & Services    Product Update
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