Federal Technology to Stop Drunk Driving Faces Unjust Delays Despite Clear Lives at Stake

Every year, more than 10,000 Americans lose their lives to alcohol-related crashes—a staggering statistic that cries out for urgent action. Yet a federal law designed to save these lives by requiring all new vehicles to include impairment-detection technology remains stalled in bureaucratic limbo. How long will Washington let families like Rana Abbas Taylor’s suffer before they act? Lives Lost While Regulators Stall: When Will Safety Win? Rana Abbas Taylor's family tragedy is not an isolated incident; it is a tragic emblem of systemic failure. In 2019, her sister, brother-in-law, nephew, and two nieces were killed by a driver with nearly...