[Rick Lee]

The irony is that someone who's suspended, and really abides by it, knows they won't be driving, so they can drink more. If they're already prone to alcoholism, this exacerbates the problem. When I drove for Uber and Lyft, plenty of folks I picked up had a road soda in their hand and sometimes even put a small ice chest in the trunk. They knew they wouldn't be driving.

Another one I drove had to get weekly piss tests and the court made him go to a place in Mesa, even though he lived in N. Scottsdale. Very long drive, at least 45 min with no traffic. It was almost like they were trying to make him drive or no show. Seems to me they need to do regular piss tests of people in the program and make it at a lab right by their house or work, so there's no excuse for missing it. Eff that up and it's sit in jail for a while.