A state law that went into effect on Jan. 1 requires ignition interlock devices, otherwise known as car breathalyzers, to have GPS technology. The technology records where a person is when they blow into the breathalyzer, instead of continuously tracking a person's car.

New law requires ignition interlock devices to be GPS-capable, deterring drinking and driving

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