A whole new job — the designated starter.
From the report in The New Mexican:
All convicted drunken drivers would have to install ignition interlocks in their vehicles under legislation headed to Gov. Bill Richardson. …
The legislation mandates an ignition interlock for one year for a first-time drunken driver, two years for a second conviction, and three years for a third offense.
A fourth conviction would require lifetime use of the device, although an offender could appeal to a court to lift that after five years.
Ignition interlocks are available for rent and the state has a fund that can help pay the costs for people unable to afford them.
The devices prevent intoxicated drivers from starting their vehicles.
Does it prevent a sober buddy from starting it for them?