Guardian Ignition Interlock
The Original Ignition Interlock System
A driving under the influence (DUI) checkpoint is one of the main ways police stop drunk drivers, and no matter where you go in the United States, you could encounter a DUI checkpoint anywhere you drive. Normally at DUI checkpoints, the police require you to slow down then pull over, and once you do they’ll …
When you’ve got a drink in one hand and a set of keys in the other, you’re probably not thinking long term. Alcohol has a way of clouding rational thought, and although you might have known before you started drinking that driving would be a bad idea, that could go out the window when it’s …
Ignorance may be bliss when it comes to a lot of things, but no one living in the United States can honestly say they don’t know that choosing to drink and drive is dangerous. There are public awareness campaigns on behalf of law enforcement, media coverage of the launch of new ignition interlock programs and …
Some people don’t realize you can be arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) on almost any type of vehicle. From ride-on lawnmowers, souped-up Powerwheels, and the Zamboni that cleans the ice at your local rink – you can be arrested for DUI on any of them, because they’re all considered to be motor vehicles. …
Oklahoma has driving under the influence (DUI) laws that include jail time, fines, and driver’s license suspensions for all offenders. The state also has an implied consent law, meaning if you refuse to submit to a breathalyzer test when suspected of drinking and driving, you’ll immediately receive a six month driver’s license suspension and an …
You might not be able to install an interlock device in a watercraft, but a family of an Oklahoma woman killed by a drunken boater is looking for other ways to strike back against people who choose to drink and drive on the water. A former Miss Teen Oklahoma, Rachel Swetnam, was killed along with …
Oklahoma is one of the many states now requiring jail time for first offenders convicted of drinking and driving. In addition to jail time of up to one year, the crime of driving under the influence (DUI) is considered a misdemeanor and the offender will pay fines and receive six-month driver’s license suspension. For repeat …
Oklahoma already has strict driving under the influence (DUI) and ignition interlock laws, but if a new bill passes, the state might be taking a huge leap forward in the fight against drunk driving. Senate Bill 30 has been introduced by state Sen. Patrick Anderson, and it would prevent anyone who is convicted of driving …
