We all know that driving under the influence is dangerous, but perhaps you didn’t realize just how dangerous and costly it can be. Below, you will find some driving under the influence facts that we hope will spread awareness of the costly and horrible consequences brought forth by drinking and driving — other than just […]
Ignition Interlock Information
Circumventing an Interlock Device
Circumventing an Interlock Device An interlock device, also known as a car breathalyzer, is often installed via state mandate for any driver that has been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI). While there are a variety of different interlock devices, Low Cost Interlock is the premium provider of interlock […]
Does an Ignition Interlock Device Damage Your Car?
Does an Ignition Interlock Device Damage Your Car? If you’re reading this article, then it’s likely that your state has mandated you to install an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle due to a DUI or DWI. This car breathalyzer will work to prevent you from driving while under the influence of alcohol and […]
Driving Under the Influence vs Driving While Impaired
Driving Under the Influence vs Driving While Impaired Understanding the difference between a DUI (driving under the influence) and a DWI (driving while impaired) is not as easy as putting the two definitions side by side. Why? Because it depends on how the state you live in classifies a “drunk driving” or “impaired driving” incident. […]
What is a DWI?
It’s likely that you’re familiar with the concept of drunk driving. In the United States, this offense, most commonly a DUI or “driving under the influence,” is taken seriously and can result in hefty fines, a state-mandated installation of a car breathalyzer, and even jail time. However, did you know that you can be charged […]
Can an Interlock Device be Transferred to Another State?
Can an Interlock Device be Transferred to Another State? In the past decade, the installation of ignition interlocks has become mandatory for DUI violators in the majority of states. Even the states that do not have an interlock requirement for first-time DUI offenses usually have interlock consequences for repeat violators or violators who blow above […]
