Drunk driving is legal again for self-driving car drivers in at least one US state before 2033
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In at least one state, given some conditions, driving "drunk" is legal again.
- Drunk means "with blood alcohol levels above those which would have lead to DUI convictions in 2023".
- The conditions may be things like: you must have a car with level X of self-driving, or a specific model, or some other condition.
- The condition must be one which the general public can do (not something like "you must be a police officer" or "you must buy a model of a car which isn't available to the public".)
- i.e. someone who has say 300k to spend and lives in the state can do the necessary things to get approval to be subject to these more relaxed drunk driving laws.
- Note: if the limits for blood alcohol are relaxed generally, for all drivers, that is not sufficient.
