1. Prevent one from buying or consuming more then the legal limit of alcohol.
2. Create a support network (based off the ATM system) for bar, store and law enforcement to track one’s perches and consumption.
3. Decrease the pressures of liability and customer satisfaction for employees of said establishments.
4. Keep law enforcement informed at all times of ones abuses.
5. Bring down insurance cost for, divers, drinking establishments, and medical insurance.
How can this come about with just an Enhanced Driver License ID called a D.U.I. DETERRENT ID? Let us play out a typical night with one that like s to drink in excess:
The said person hits the bar down the street to tie one on at about 6:15 pm after work. Do to the fact that one must present their ID before a drink can be served, the person is required to show their ID and the bartender (noting that it is a D.U.I. Deterrent ID), tell the person that they need to swipe the ID through the information system (that is based on the ATM system). Upon swiping the card the bartender notes on their screen that the person had purchased a 16 oz beer a half hour before coming to the bar and that in accordance with the D.U.I. Deterrent ID (D.U.I.D.ID) laws, they cannot serve the person at this time for if they do, the person will be over the legal limit.
Via the ATM network, the bar was able to accesses a database that contains all the offender’s pertinent information and an itemized list of all drug and alcohol purchases so that the said offender is being tract and monitored. Therefore, when the person had purchased the 16 oz beer at the store, a D.U.I.D.ID was presented and scanned. The D.U.I. Deterrent Network System (D.U.I.D.N.S.) registered the purchase and an internal clock of consumption stared at that point. The clock is based on the weight and height of the person and what the average rate of consumption should be for that said person, in order to not become legally drunk. Or let us say that this person is vary belligerent when they drink whiskey, the information system would prohibit the purchase of the whiskey. If the person goes to a drug store to buy cough syrup with alcohol, it will be noted or declined if need be. The same goes for any store, restaurant, bar, gas station, and so on.
With the D.U.I.D.ID card controlling the situation and not the storekeeper, bartender, or waitress, over serving will not be as prevalent. Insurance cost for liquor being sold to the public will be no longer at risk of been increased or even potently doped because of liability do to customer pier-pressure to over serve. Then there is the fact of the liquor license board suspending or revoking one’s license to sell or serve, not been an issue anymore. Win, win for all.
While the D.U.I. Deterrent Network System (D.U.I.D.N.S.) is in place, law enforcement can trace all said purchases the repeat offender. Furthermore, law enforcement will be instantly notified if the repeat offender has been turned down three times in a given day. The repeat offender will then be located and picked up for violation of the said person probation. The D.U.I.D.N.S. will also make it easier for law enforcement to investigate any wrong doings by a repeat offender, like who supplied the alcohol or drugs.
With less drunken diver repeat offenders, and more strict monitoring systems in place for owner/operator and offender alike, insurance cost and liability cases should go on the decline. Emergence medical insurance cost should also see a slight decline in cost.
In-closing, I would like to state that I have gone over this “Idea” of a D.U.I. Deterrent ID and the D.U.I. Deterrent Network System with different law enforcement agencies across the US and most recently the Spokane Valley PD, in the City of the Spokane Valley. All were in agreement that a the D.U.I. Deterrent ID and it’s D.U.I. Deterrent Network System would be beneficial to the community they served and would help them do a more efficient job when dealing with repeat offender of driving under the influence.
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