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If you don't own the car you typically drive, or if you have a company issued vehicle, you will still need an ignition interlock device installed in order to drive. Read on for details!

April is Alcohol Responsibility Month, but focusing on responsible drinking is important year-round.

Not everyone realizes that you can get a DUI for riding a bicycle while drunk. Many use this idea as a punchline, but bicycling drunk is dangerous, and offenders can be charged for it according to their state’s statutes.

Keeping your ignition interlock device clean is more important now than ever. Learn about IID protocols when it comes to COVID-19 and sanitization.

Spring Break is a time for rest and relaxation, but it’s also a time of risk. St. Patrick’s Day is often the highlight of the week. Many people overindulge and get hurt, lost, or sick. Follow these tips to stay safe when you celebrate.

Kent Broadbent is the winner of this year’s Intoxalock Drunk Driving Prevention Scholarship!

Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that the number of car crash deaths increased in 2020, despite COVID-19 forcing many workers to work remotely, resulting in fewer drivers on the roads.

In many states, ignition interlock devices are required or mandated by the court system for alcohol-related offenses. 

Portable breathalyzers are small devices that can be carried in a pocket, bag, or on a keychain and used to test breath alcohol concentration (BrAC).

A breath alcohol ignition interlock device, or BAIID, is a portable device that can test your breath alcohol content (BrAC). From there, the device estimates your blood alcohol content.