Nevada ignition interlock device state laws FAQs

An ignition interlock device is a breathalyzer that is installed in your vehicle to prevent drinking and driving. It is made up of a mouthpiece, a handheld unit and a cord that attaches to your vehicle’s ignition system. You are required to blow into the mouthpiece to test your Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) before starting your car. For more information see our what is an interlock page.

To view Nevada IID requirements, please visit the Nevada state page.

For pricing information, see Nevada pricing.

Nevada approves the Intoxalock Legacy and the Intoxalock eLERT devices. Each device employs fuel cell technology which ensures the highest accuracy in the industry.

Please visit the Nevada state page to learn what steps you need to take to get back on the road.

To learn more about the steps to regaining your license, please visit our Nevada state page.

To find the Nevada Intoxalock service center closest to you, please visit our Nevada locations page.

The only way to confirm you are eligible to remove the device is to check with your monitoring authority.

Contact your monitoring authority to ensure you are eligible for removal.

Please visit the Nevada state page to learn about other DUI requirements.

For pricing information, see Nevada pricing page.

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To see how an ignition interlock device works, visit our ignition interlock page and watch our video demonstrating how to use the device.

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