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There is considerable evidence that, in the USA, efforts to prevent high-risk, impaired driving offenders from driving on public roads by suspending their driving privileges are failing. Evidence of this is shown by the large number of suspended drivers who are apprehended while operating a vehicle illegally and who do not reinstate their licenses when eligible to do so. The Department of Motor Vehicles in California estimates that there are close to 1 million suspended drivers in that state and that only 16% of the suspended drivers attempt to reinstate their licenses when eligible (Tashima & Helander, 1999). Voas & Tippetts (1994) found that half of the rst offenders suspended for 90 days in the state of Washington were still suspended 4 years later. To deal with this illicit driving problem, states are beginning to pass legislation aimed at depriving the DUI offenders who are caught driving a vehicle while suspended (Voas, 1992).

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