States not in compliance with drunken driving rules

States not complying with U.S. rules to combat drunken driving, and the amount of this year's federal highway funds that must be diverted to safety programs:

California: $70.5 million

Louisiana: $30.8 million

Ohio: $27.6 million

Virginia: $21.4 million

Alaska: $21.1 million

Missouri: $20.6 million

Tennessee: $18 million

Washington: $14.2 million

Minnesota: $13.8 million

Arkansas: $11.3 million

Wyoming: $10.95 million

Oregon: $10.7 million

Mississippi: $10.6 million

Connecticut: $10.15 million

West Virginia: $9.4 million

Montana: $8.8 million

Rhode Island: $4.6 million

Vermont: $4.2 million

Delaware: $3.5 million

States recently informed they're not complying with federal rules to combat drunken driving, and the amount of this year's federal highway funds that could be diverted to safety programs after the review process is complete:

North Carolina: $44.1 million

Indiana: $40.4 million

Maryland: $24.1 million

New Mexico: $15.9 million

Arizona: $15.1 million

Oklahoma: $13.9 million

South Dakota: $12 million

Iowa: $10.5 million

Nevada: $7.3 million

Hawaii: $7 million

Utah: $6.9 million

Nebraska: $6.2 million

Idaho: $6.1 million

Maine: $3.9 million