Living with an ignition interlock device is simpler than you expect. See what it looks like, how daily tests work, and habits that keep your record clean.
A professionally installed ignition interlock is designed not to damage your car. Learn what can cause problems, what is normal, and when to call support.
One standard drink has 14 grams of alcohol: a 12 oz beer, 5 oz of wine, or a 1.5 oz shot. Learn to count what you actually poured before you drive.
There is no trick that sobers you up fast. Only time lowers BAC. See what coffee, cold showers, and food really do, plus what helps while you wait.
Learn when an ignition interlock camera takes pictures, what it records, who sees the images, and how to avoid camera violations during your program.
In some states, riding a horse drunk can bring a real DUI charge. See how vehicle definitions decide it, what else you can be cited for, and what comes next.
Adding aftermarket accessories with an ignition interlock? Call RoadGuard support first, use a professional installer, and keep records of the work.
DUI checkpoints are legal in many states and not conducted in others. Here is what a checkpoint stop means when you drive with an ignition interlock.
A first DUI usually brings fines, license action, education, and sometimes an interlock. Learn why penalties differ so much by state and where to verify yours.
Most drivers never need to tell their boss about an interlock unless they drive for work. Here is when disclosure matters, plus three short scripts.