Lawmakers hope signs can shame drunk drivers

I was just perusing DUI news form accross the web and just ran into this gem from the Concord Monitor. According to the article:

A new Tennessee law is enlisting the power of shame to discourage drunken driving - even though law enforcement, the governor and various experts are calling it an expensive and bad idea.

Starting today, convicted drunken drivers are required to do 24 hours of roadside cleanup while wearing orange vests emblazoned with the phrase "I am a Drunk Driver."

Originally posted @ Pacific Northwest DUI News.