[Jennifer L Hannah]

You actually are able to dispute violations, but in most states you only have a certain amount of days from the time of the violation itself. Ignition Interlock offices are notorious for witholding reports until this period has passed, that way you get a violation that you can’t dispute. I know, I work for them

[Jennifer L Hannah]

Haha, all the machines are horrible. I work for LifeSafer, Monitech, and Guardian (all owned by LMG Holdings along with plenty of other Ignition Providers). The company won’t care, they’ll say you can’t prove you didn’t fail and charge you the fees as well as report the violation.

Client’s can’t really do anything because most (not all) DUI offenders have driven drunk before, that was just the first time they got “caught”. http://www.cdc.gov/Features/VitalSigns/DrinkingAndDriving/

The contracts are expertly built and the table is very much against you. Keep in mind that ANY fault in the device WILL be counted against you and if the device/vehicle ever decide to stop working, it will be your financial responsibility to tow the vehicle to the shop. In the event that you “can’t afford it”, we’ll respond with a very pleasant and polite, “I guess you won’t get your license back then”.

Good luck and bring some vaseline.

[Jennifer L Hannah]

Ignition Interlock employee here. You definitely need an IID in any vehicle you drive if it’s on your license.

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