Over the past five years in Maryland, nearly 800 people have been killed and 15,000 have been injured in crashes involving an impaired driver, according to the Motor Vehicle Association. The MVA celebrated Noah's Law on Monday,

Eight years after Noah’s Law went into effect, Maryland legislators have closed a loophole that allowed some drivers to repeatedly drive while intoxicated.

Maryland expands Noah’s Law to require all DUI offenders to have an ignition interlock system installed in their vehicles. A loophole in the original 2016 law didn’t require DUI offenders to install t

New measures are coming to Montgomery County that will prevent drunk drivers from getting behind the wheel. Starting Tuesday, ignition interlocks will be required for more Maryland drivers caught driving under the influence (DUI).

The Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration (MDOT MVA) and highway safety advocates gathered Monday to announce the expansion of the state’s Ignition Interlock Law, commonly known as Noah’s Law.