Man who helped start free shuttle accused of DWI

A Wisconsin man who helped start free shuttle for drinking drivers didn’t use the service.

A business leader who helped launch a free shuttle program to prevent drunken driving is facing charges that he drove under the influence on a night the shuttle was available.

It would be his third drunken-driving conviction, following incidents in 1990 and 1999, if he is found guilty.

The Waukesha County district attorney's office alleges that Manders failed a sobriety test after he was stopped while driving a vehicle emblazoned with the shuttle program's logo.

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