A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charge can be an overwhelming and life-altering experience. From potential license suspension to hefty fines and even imprisonment, the
An ignition interlock device (IID) is installed after specific DUI (driving under the influence) infractions, such as high blood alcohol content (BAC) levels, repeat offenses,
An Ignition Interlock Device (IID), also known as a car breathalyzer, is a device installed to the ignition system of a vehicle. To start the
Ignition interlock devices (IIDs) often get a bad reputation due to misconceptions. Let’s clear up the five most common myths we hear: All IIDs must
According to Senate Bill 0258, drivers using an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) will find that their devices now employ global positioning system (GPS) technology starting
One possible consequence of a DUI conviction (called ‘OVI’ in Ohio) is the court-ordered use of an ignition interlock device. What is an ignition interlock
As of July 1, 2022, when a judge determines the amount and conditions of bail to be imposed upon a defendant who has been charged
IID stands for ignition interlock device and is defined as a handheld breath-alcohol monitoring device that is electronically connected to your vehicle’s ignition. Before starting
In August 2013, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Chief David Strickland wrote to the CEO’s of major automakers and urged them to continue supporting research
As noted by James Nesci, another contributor to this blog (See his post of May 14, 2013), in May 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board
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