Intoxalock 3.0.8

Intoxalock is a ignition interlock device used to prevent drunk driving by requiring the driver to provide a breath sample before starting their vehicle.

The device requires the driver to blow into the mouthpiece, and it measures the blood alcohol concentration (BAC). If the BAC is above a set limit, the vehicle will not start.

Intoxalock is typically required for individuals who have been convicted of DUI or DWI offenses as part of their sentencing or probation conditions.

Intoxalock devices require regular calibration and service, generally every 30 to 60 days, depending on state regulations.

Intoxalock can be installed in any compatible vehicle, but you cannot drive a vehicle without the device if it is required by law.

If you fail a test, the device will not allow the car to start. You should wait a few minutes and retest. If failed multiple times, you may need to contact your service provider.

The costs vary by state, but installation can range from $70 to $150, with additional monthly monitoring fees usually between $60 and $120.

Yes, Intoxalock devices are designed for ease of use; users simply follow onscreen instructions for testing and starting their vehicle.

Missing a retest can lead to lockouts or violations with your monitoring authority. It’s important to report missed tests immediately.

No, only the registered user who is authorized to operate the vehicle should use it. Other individuals should not attempt to start the car using your Intoxalock.