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STAR-ADVERTISER / 2021
Honolulu police set up a sobriety checkpoint near the intersection of Ala Moana Boulevard and Kamakee Street in January 2021.
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Congratulations to Senate Judiciary Chair Karl Rhoads and the Senate Judiciary members for unanimously passing Senate Bill 160. This bill would create safer roads for everyone.
Lowering the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level to 0.05 is a best practice to prevent alcohol-impaired driving. The purpose of the bill is not about drinking; it is about reducing alcohol-impaired crashes, fatalities and related consequences.
This bill would improve the health and safety for all people in Hawaii. Please ensure that SB 160 continues to progress and becomes law.
Cynthia Okazaki
Kaneohe
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