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The Alcohol Interlock Program is an essential safety measure designed to prevent repeat offenses among individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI). This program requires the installation of an alcohol interlock device in the vehicles of convicted drivers. The device acts as a breathalyzer, requiring drivers to blow into it before starting their vehicle. If the driver’s breath alcohol concentration exceeds the preset limit, the vehicle will not start.
The primary goal of the Alcohol Interlock Program is to enhance road safety by ensuring that individuals with a history of DUI are unable to drive under the influence. This program serves as both a preventive and rehabilitative tool, encouraging responsible behavior and reducing the risk of alcohol-related accidents. Participants in the program are responsible for the costs associated with the installation, maintenance, and calibration of the device, which must be done by certified technicians.
By holding drivers accountable and promoting sober driving, the Alcohol Interlock Program significantly contributes to reducing DUI incidents. It protects all road users by minimizing the risk of impaired driving, ultimately fostering a safer and more responsible driving culture.
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