Minnesota's drunk driving laws are about to get simpler, and tougher. As of January first, patrol officers will be able to confiscate drunk drivers' registrations and impound their vehicles on the spot. Minnesota Public Radio's Bob Reha reports supporters see the changes as much needed tools to remove habitual drunk drivers from the highways, but critics say they are the first salvo in an effort that will lead to over regulation of their industry.
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