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NC House committee advances safe driving tech requirements, ‘pole tax’ bills
The North Carolina House Judiciary 1 Committee advanced House Bill 1199, requiring ignition interlock devices for all driving while impaired offenders and intelligent speed assistance systems for habitual reckless speeders. The bill also includes a 'pole tax' on strip clubs to fund sexual assault crisis services.
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