
Can Refueling Your Car Cause An Ignition Interlock Fail?
There's alcohol in gasoline these days, so if you have an ignition interlock, keep your windows closed while refueling.
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There's alcohol in gasoline these days, so if you have an ignition interlock, keep your windows closed while refueling.
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One of the most important things to know is if your state’s licensing agency takes immediate action after your arrest but before you go to court.
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Learn how to use your ignition interlock device and avoid frustration when it comes time to drive.
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As of this writing (January 2020) 34 states and Washington, DC, have all-offender interlock requirements. Get the full list here.
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You may qualify for an interlock restricted license to avoid or reduce yoru drivers license suspension after refusing or failing a breath test during a DUI arrest.
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Ignition interlock devices reduce recidivism. Research has shown again and again that the devices are effective at preventing drunk driving.
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What do you do if you go to your car and find your ignition interlock stolen? It does happen - and we'll tell you what to do.
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Legislation on cameras and ignition interlock devices could be changing when it comes to Iowa IID regulations.
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Commerical drivers have always had a lower legal alcohol limit. Now California Lyft and Uber drivers do too. And that's a good thing.
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If you’re getting an ignition interlock anywhere in West Virginia, you’ll want to choose a provider who’s close to where you are. West Virginia’s number one interlock provider is LifeSafer, a company which has been providing top-flight interlock service and technology across North America for a quarter century.
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Autonomous cars might one day deliver us from drunk drivers. But ignition interlocks work now, says a Harvard journal. Let's use them.
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NHTSA's latest crash report shows we need anti-drunk driving technology now. And that means ignition interlocks.
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