Rosekind said the agency has no plans to start a process to make the devices compulsory on all vehicles.
He is of the belief that once it is proven parents and others will accept it.
According to Rosekind, People will think how did we ever drive without it.
In a few years, the system needs to be foolproof for the public to accept it.
No one is going tolerate anything less than that.
DADSS is a non-intrusive system targeted at finding out when a driver is above the legal alcohol limit.
A restaurant trade association, The American Beverage Institute that represented over 8,000 restaurants obstructs the DADSS program.
Source:Detroit News
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