Sociological study analyzes public opinion on intoxication-related offenses, suggesting intelligent control systems may improve compliance.
The article reveals the problem of administrative liability for offenses related to driving a vehicle in a state of intoxication, through the prism of perception by Russian society. The results of a sociological study of public opinion are analyzed. Based on the analysis results, the author proposes the consideration of options for introducing additions to the current Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses (CAO RF) related to preventive measures to equip vehicles with intelligent traffic control systems, that is, technical sparking interlocks (alcohol interlocks). A conclusion is made about the need to develop legal consciousness, create a high administrative and legal culture in society, and apply the achievements of modern control systems (technical means) that record automatically the violations of the Traffic Rules (TR).
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А. G. Gunkin (2025) studied this question.
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