If you have any questions regarding the ignition interlock program in your jurisdiction, we highly suggest contacting your probation officer, court, or the administrative office responsible for monitoring your ignition interlock device. 

To schedule an ignition interlock installation or service appointment, please contact us at 1-833-545-0368 as soon as possible to prevent any interruption in monitoring and driving privileges. The safety of our customers and employees  is our highest priority at RoadGuard Interlock. Therefore, per the CDC recommendations, all employees and customers should wear a face covering to enter the service center.

We thank all of our customers for their cooperation and patience. We will work sincerely to accommodate any service period extensions approved by monitoring authorities. For state-specific COVID-19 updates, locate your state below. This page was last updated on May 4, 2020.

Alabama

Alabama has issued a stay-at-home order, effective April 4. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

Some Driver Licenses locations have closed, residents are encouraged to contact their local office before visiting to ensure it is open for business. All Alabama driver licenses have a 60-day grace period following the expiration date. Driver license reinstatement services will be taken care of by the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) via phone or mail. Visit the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency website for the latest information.

Alaska

As of March 28, Alaska has banned all in-state travel unless it is for “critical personal needs.” Please note regarding the Alaska COVID-19 Health Mandate, Anchorage, Eagle River, and Palmer are considered “separate communities.”

RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Visit the Alaska Department of Administration website for the latest information.

Arizona

Arizona has issued a “Stay home, Stay healthy, Stay connected” order, effective March 31. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Arizona MVD office visits are limited to customers who need essential services that must be done in person. Renewal requirements for all Arizona driver licenses are extended six months from the expiration date. Visit the Arizona Department of Transportation website for the latest information. Regarding installation certificates, ignition interlock customers should make an appointment to take the document to the MVD, call ADOT call center at 602-255-0072.

Arkansas

As of April 8, no stay-at-home has been issued in the State of Arkansas. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Visit the Arkansas Department of Transportation website for the latest information. For specific information regarding your suspended driver’s license, please contact your nearest Driver Control Office. Although a reopening date has been announced for some businesses, courts will be dependent on each municipality within the county.

California

California has issued a stay at home order, except for essential needs. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

All California DMV offices are temporarily closed, and appointments are currently not available. The state advises residents to check the Online Services page for their DMV needs. Visit the State of California Department of Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

Connecticut

A “Stay Safe, Stay Home” order has been issued in the State of Connecticut. All Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) branch offices are closed until further notice. The DMV will provide services to customers by phone, online, and via mail. 

According to the “Any violation and penalty associated with failing to meet the 30-day recalibration of the ignition interlock device will be waived between March 10, 2020, and June 8, 2020.” For more updates from the DMV, please visit https://CTDMV.info

RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. For the latest information, visit the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles website. 

Florida

Florida has issued a statewide stay at home order, as of April 3. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Visit the Florida Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) website for the latest information.

Florida driver licenses that will expire between March 16 – April 15 will be given a 30-day extension beyond the current expiration date. All FLHSMV offices are closed as of March 19; this includes local driver license and motor vehicle service centers, Bureau for Administrative Reviews, Florida Highway Patrol stations. Services will continue to be offered online via GoRenew.com, by phone and email.

Georgia

A stay at home order has been issued in the state of Georgia as of April 3. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) has advised providers to extend serving your ignition interlock device from 30 to 90 days without compliance. Offices are open for commercial driving services only, and the DDS is urging customers to consider using their online services. Also, most licenses DDS will issue a 120-day extension. Please visit the Georgia Department of Driver Services website for the latest information.

Idaho

As of March 25, Idaho has issued a self-isolate order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

The Idaho Department of Transportation has extended driver’s license expiration dates. All licenses that will expire between March 1 and May 31 will be valid through June 30. Visit the Idaho Transportation Department website for the latest information.

Illinois

A stay at home order is in place in the State of Illinois. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Illinois Driver Services facilities and Secretary of State offices are closed. Driver licenses expiration dates will be extended at least 30 days after facilities reopen for business. Services are available online. 

Visit the Office of the Illinois Secretary of State website or the COVID-19 FAQs page for more information.

Iowa

RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Iowa Department driver’s license service centers are open for essential services, by appointment only. Visit the Iowa Department of Transportation website for the latest information.

Kansas

The state of Kansas has issued a statewide stay at home order as of March 30. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.  Ignition interlock customers should schedule future appointments as early as possible to prevent any interruption in service and driving privileges. Customers have been granted a 60-day calibration extension at the time of your next calibration. 

All Kansas Department of Revenue offices are currently closed to the public. Questions about driver’s licenses and other Division of Vehicle services can be directed to kdor_dovdl@ks.gov. Driver’s license renewals are extended and must be completed within 60 days of the stay at home expiration date. 

Louisiana

A statewide stay at home order is currently in place in the state of Louisiana. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Office of motor vehicle locations are closed until further notice. If deemed necessary, a 30-day service extension may be granted for ignition interlock calibrations. Visit the Louisiana Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

Maryland

As of March 30, Maryland residents are under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. All Maryland Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Administration offices are closed until further notice.

All driver’s licenses that expire or eligible for renewal during this time will not expire until 30-days after the stay at home order is lifted.

For more information on suspensions, view the MDOT-MVA Suspension Notice here. Visit the Maryland Department of Transportation website and COVID-19 FAQs for the latest.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts residents Statewide are currently under stay-at-home advisory, effective March 24. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The following 8 Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) offices are open for “for certain necessary and required in-person transactions”: Boston, Brockton, Fall River, Lawrence, Pittsfield, Plymouth, Springfield, and Worcester. The RMV offices will be operating on an appointment-only basis. Appointment reservations can be scheduled online. For the latest information, visit the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles website. 

Michigan

Effective March 24, Michigan residents are under a statewide “Stay Home, Stay Safe” order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

All Secretary of State offices are closed until further notice, and late fees are waived during this period. Visit the Secretary of State website for the latest information.

Minnesota

Minnesota has been under s statewide stay at home order as of March 27. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

Minnesota Department of Public Safety Driver and Vehicle Services offices are closed; this includes exam stations, deputy registrar, and driver’s license agent offices. The DPS-DVS staff is available to answer questions via the driver services questions and vehicle services questions contact forms. 

For more information, visit the Minnesota Department of Public Safety website or COVID-19 FAQs page.

Missouri

As of April 6, Missouri is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. The state will be allowing a one-time 60 day calibration extension.

For more information, view the “Stay Home Missouri Guidance and Frequently Asked Questions.” To learn about driver’s license services, visit the Missouri Department of Revenue website

Montana

Effective March 28, Montana is under a shelter in place order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

If you are required to obtain an ignition interlock device, the Motor Vehicle Division will not issue a probationary license until the installation is complete. Customers should schedule their appointments as early as possible to prevent any interruption in service and driving privileges. Contact RoadGuard Interlock at 1-833-545-0368 to schedule your installation. Monthly ignition interlock calibration period has been extended by 30 days, for a total of 90 day calibration period.

Visit the Montana Department of Justice Motor Vehicles Division website for the latest information.

Nebraska

As of April 8, no statewide stay-at-home have been issued in the State of Nebraska. The Governor has issued an executive order to “Temporarily Ease Driver and Vehicle Requirements.” 

RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

If you need to obtain an ignition interlock permit, you may be able to do so online; some restrictions may apply. The monthly calibration and reporting requirement period has been extended by two-weeks for all ignition interlock customers. Driver licenses expiring on or after March 1, will be extended until 30 days after the order is lifted. 

Visit the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles website and Drivers Licensing FAQs for more information. 

Nevada

As of April 1, Nevada has issued a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

All department of motor vehicle offices are closed, and drivers licenses that have an expiration date of March through April 30 have been granted an automatic 90-day extension. Visit the Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

New Hampshire

Effective March 27, New Hampshire is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The Division of Motor Vehicles has transitioned to phone and online services starting and limited appointment-only services at some locations. All non-commercial driver licenses that expire between March 1 and April 30 are eligible for a 6-month extension. 

Visit the New Hampshire Department of Safety Division of Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

New Jersey

Effective March 21, New Jersey is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

All driver licenses expiring before May 31 have been extended by two months. All New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission agencies are closed to the public. 

Visit the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission website or answers to frequently asked questions here

New Mexico

Effective March 24, New Mexico is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Monthly ignition interlock calibration period has been extended by 30 days, for a total of 60-day calibration period.

All Motor Vehicle Division field offices are currently closed, and all appointments are canceled until further notice.

Visit the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division website for the latest information.

New York

As of March 22, New York has issued a statewide “New York State on PAUSE” order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

All Department of Motor Vehicle field offices are closed, and all road test has been suspended until further notice. Driver licenses that are set to expire on or after March 1 have been extended. New York courts remain open for essential business. 

Visit the New York Department of Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

North Dakota

As of April 8, no statewide stay-at-home order is in place in North Dakota. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) staff will work remotely to continue to service customers, providing online or mail-in services only. Driver license expiration dates have been waived from March 1 until the order is lifted. 

Visit the North Dakota Department of Transportation website for the latest information.

Ohio

Effective March 23, Ohio is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) has closed some deputy registrar locations. The locations that remain open will provide limited services. Drivers licenses that have expired during the State of Emergency will remain valid 90 days after the order is lifted or December 1, 2020, whichever comes first. Suspensions for failing to pay or renew a driver’s license will be halted temporarily. Visit the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles website for the latest information.

Oklahoma

As of April 8, there is no statewide stay-at-home order in place; only “high-risk” persons are asked to stay at home.” The cities of Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Norman have issued stay-at-home orders. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Visit Oklahoma Department of Public Safety website for the latest information. 

Oregon

Effective March 23, Oregon is under a statewide “Stay Home, Save Lives” order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

Some Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle offices are open by appointment only, for commercial driver testing, driver licenses issuance and replacement.

Regarding ignition interlock customers, calibration periods have been extended to 90 days plus a 14 day grace period for a total of 104 days. Lockouts due to missed appointments will be waived until further notice. Customers who are suffering from COVID-19 may seek help from family members, friends, to assist in maintaining calibration appointments. You may be eligible for mobile service; please contact us at 1-833-545-0368 for more information. Also, customers who have agreed to shorter calibration periods (i.e., 30 days, 45 days) may extend to 60 days if the terms of your lease allow it. All other laws and ignition interlock related requirements will remain in full effect.

Visit the Oregon Driver & Motor Vehicle Services website for the latest information.

Pennsylvania

Effective April 1, Pennsylvania is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Pennsylvania has approved 90-day monthly ignition interlock calibration interval. 

All license centers are closed until further notice. Visit the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation website for the latest information.

Tennessee

Effective March 31, Tennessee is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The Tennessee Ignition Interlock Program has implemented the following protocols: 

  • All required monthly services are suspended until June 15, 2020; services will then resume on the originally scheduled day of the month. 
  • If service is required, you must provide all necessary breath samples. 
  • If you are unable to have the ignition interlock device removed upon compliance during this period, there shall be no monthly lease charge for the extended period.

The Tennessee Ignition Interlock Program advises the following:

  • To reduce the chance of incurring a high BAC violation, use sanitizer outside of your vehicle and allow your hands to dry before giving a test. 
  • Always provide a passing retest within 10 minutes for any fails. 

Visit the Tennessee Department of Safety & Homeland Security website for the latest information.

Texas

Texas has issued a statewide stay at home order as of April 2. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. Various counties in Texas have extended the required service periods for ignition interlock devices.

Dallas County- Ignition interlock service periods will be extended to accommodate clients, on a case by case basis.

Travis County- Customers with a service date from April 15 – May 8,2020 can have their calibration date extended out 45 days upon request.

Visit the Texas Department of Public Safety website for the latest information.

Utah

The State of Utah has issued a“Stay Safe, Stay Home” directive. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Utah Department of Public Safety (DPS) is encouraging residents to utilize online and mail-in services provided by the department. Visit the Utah Department of Public Safety website for the latest information.

Virginia

Effective March 30, Virginia is under a statewide stay at home order. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time. 

The Commission on Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP) advises all ignition interlock participants to contact their local Alcohol Safety Action Program directly should you have any questions. The state will approve a 30-day ignition interlock service period extension in an emergency situation.

Visit the Commission on Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program website for the latest information.

Washington

Washington has issued a stay at home order, effective March 23. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

If you have been ordered by the court to get an ignition interlock device installed in your vehicle and you need an extension, you must obtain approval from the court. Calibration periods have been extended, and if your term is shorter than 60 days, you may extend to 60 days if your lease allows. 

All drivers licensing offices are temporarily closed statewide, and some expiring drivers licenses have been extended 90-days. Visit the Washington Department of Licensing (DOL) website for the latest information.

Wisconsin

Wisconsin has issued a stay at home order, effective March 25. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation in-person services will be limited by appointment only. Administrative Suspension hearings will be offered by telephone (or paper) only. Driver license expiration dates will be extended 60 days, and late fees will be waived. Visit the State of Wisconsin Department of Transportation website for the latest information.

Wyoming

As of April 8, there is no statewide stay at home order in place in the state of Wyoming. RoadGuard Interlock service centers are considered an essential business, some install locations may have altered hours, but we will continue to service our customers during this time.

The Wyoming Department of Transportation has granted an automatic 90-day extension for expired Wyoming driver licenses. WYDOT Driver Services is limiting clients in our offices, visit the Wyoming Department of Transportation website for the latest information.