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All Vehicles Sold in the EU Must Be Able to Hook Up to a Breathalyzer
The European Union has mandated that all vehicles sold in the EU must be equipped to connect to a breathalyzer. This requirement is part of a broader strategy aimed at eliminating all drunk-driving-related deaths and injuries by 2050.
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