Intoxalock Blogs and Articles

A New Arizona law recently took effect July 1st, 2018, updating the technology requirements for all ignition interlock devices in the state.

All drunk driving offenders in Iowa will now be required to install igntion interlock devices in their vehicles. 

Congresswoman Kathleen Rice has proposed a National version of Leandra’s Law, (also referred to as The Child Passenger Protection Act), a law that was enacted on December 18th, 2009 in New York, which makes it a felony to drive under the influence (DUI) with a child (under the age of 15) in your vehicle.

On Wednesday, December 13th, two Milwaukee lawmakers introduced legislation to make ignition interlock devices a requirement for all DUI offenders looking to regain their licenses.

Ignition interlock devices were designed to keep the roadways safe by barring inebriated people from driving their vehicles. Read more...

Pennsylvania is taking steps to make their roads safer by strengthening their ignition interlock laws.

In the past few months, the state of Utah and its legislators have been facing backlash because of a new law that was passed.

These bills closed a couple of loopholes that have bedeviled New Hampshire’s interlock program for years.

On Monday, June 12, Governor Brian Sandoval took steps to make roadways safer when he signed SB 259 into Nevada law.

Arizona is taking steps to strengthening drunk driving and ignition interlock laws statewide.