Starting on December 30, Utah will lower its blood alcohol concentration limit to .05, making it the strictest DUI (Driving Under the Influence) law in the country.

December is National Impaired Driving Prevention Month — an observance that reminds everyone to drive safely this holiday season and to understand the tragic consequences of drunk or drugged driving.

Learn more about ignition interlock device retests.

Your concentration and reaction time are often negatively impacted after only one alcoholic drink. Learn more about how alcohol affects your ability to drive.

Maintaining your vehicle is important and can be done even if you have a car breathalyzer installed. You will need to take a few extra steps to prepare to have the maintenance performed.

If you're ordered to install an ignition interlock device and choose not to, you could face serious consequences.

More than 800 people died in alcohol-related traffic crashes during the Thanksgiving holiday period (6pm Wednesday to 5:59am Monday) from 2012 to 2016, making it the deadliest holiday on the roads.

Once your ignition interlock device is installed, there are a few things to keep in mind as you work toward completing your requirement.

Ignition interlock devices can register a false positive from other alcohol sources. What should you do if your device registers a positive BrAC that isn't a result of consuming alcohol? 

Learn some facts about drinking and driving that will change the way you get behind the wheel.