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Georgia treats DUI offenses seriously. The legal BAC (blood alcohol content) limit is .08 percent. Drivers found to have a BAC at or above this amount are considered to be driving under the influence. Administrative penalties could include a license suspension. Offenders who install an ignition interlock device may be able to regain driving privileges during the suspension period.
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Georgia allows some offenders to get a restricted license following a DUI offense. The offender must meet all criteria, and install an ignition interlock device (IID) from an approved provider. This guide will cover how the interlock process works in Georgia.
In Georgia, the legal blood alcohol content (BAC) level is .08 percent, and offenders with a BAC above that limit risk a variety of penalties. These penalties increase for repeat offenders and depend on the circumstances of the incident. There are harsher penalties if the incident causes damage or injury, for example.
The penalties imposed on offenders may change depending on the circumstances of the offense. For example, penalties are different if the offender is under 21 years old, or if there is damage or injury caused by the incident.
There are still consequences for refusing the test. Georgia law mandates that if the implied consent notice is correctly delivered and the offender still refuses to test, this can be used against them in court. Additionally, the state will revoke the license for one year, with no possibility of a limited driving permit.
In Georgia, offenders may be able to get a restricted driver’s license, also known as a limited driving permit. The limitations allow offenders to drive to and from school, work, doctor’s visits, community service, and the grocery store. To get the permit, offenders must meet a variety of criteria. This criteria includes:
There may be additional requirements before a license is granted, depending on the circumstances of the offense.
Intoxalock devices are fully approved by the state of Georgia, and they meet all state criteria. Contact us today to schedule an installation appointment. You should be able to get an appointment that’s convenient for you.
Ignition interlock devices are discreet devices installed into vehicles that help keep everyone safer on the roads. Here’s how they work:
The court will clarify this, but the length of time is typically mandated by statute and dependent on the specifics of the incident.
Intoxalock is the #1 ignition interlock brand in the United States, with more locations than any other provider. There are more than 4,500 installation centers nationwide, making it easy to find one near you.
Georgia, like many states, requires offenders to cover the cost of their ignition interlock device. The devices are leased rather than purchased outright. The cost of an interlock device is typically between $2.50 and $3.50 per day, and Intoxalock has flexible payment options.
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