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Ignition Interlock Devices
We assist with:
- Approved IID provider referrals
- Policy adjustments for IID use
- State compliance tracking
Ignition Interlock Device (IID) – Stay Compliant & Get Back on the Road
If you’ve been convicted of a DUI or DWI, you may be required to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in your vehicle to regain your driving privileges. At Drive Guard Insurance, we help you understand IID requirements and provide affordable insurance solutions to meet state regulations.
What is an Ignition Interlock Device (IID)?
How Does an IID Work?
Blow into the device before starting your car.
If alcohol is detected above the preset limit, the engine won’t start.
Some devices require random retests while driving to ensure continued sobriety.
Who Needs an IID?
You may be required to install an IID if you have:
A DUI or DWI conviction
Multiple alcohol-related driving offenses
A court order or DMV mandate for an IID
A restricted driver’s license requiring an IID
How Long Do You Need an Ignition Interlock Device?
The required IID installation period depends on your state and the severity of your offense. Typical time frames range from six months to several years. If you remove or tamper with the device, your suspension period may be extended.
Cost of an Ignition Interlock Device
The cost of an IID varies based on the provider and location. On average, drivers can expect:
Installation Fee: $70 – $150
Monthly Rental & Maintenance: $60 – $120
Removal Fee: $50 – $100
Some states offer financial assistance programs for low-income drivers who need an IID.
How to Get an Ignition Interlock Device & Stay Compliant
Getting an IID is a straightforward process:
Check Your State’s IID Requirements – We’ll help you understand the rules in your state.
Choose a State-Approved IID Provider – Only certified IID providers are accepted.
Install the IID in Your Vehicle – A licensed technician will handle the installation.
Maintain Regular Calibrations – You must take your vehicle in for routine checks.
Complete the Required IID Period – Follow the rules, and once the period is over, you can remove the device
Does an IID Affect Your Insurance?
Yes—requiring an IID often means higher insurance premiums because it’s associated with a DUI conviction. Drive Guard Insurance specializes in finding affordable coverage for high-risk drivers, helping you meet SR-22 or FR-44 insurance requirements while keeping costs manageable.
Why Choose Drive Guard Insurance?
Expert Guidance on IID Requirements
Affordable DUI & High-Risk Insurance
Fast SR-22 & FR-44 Filing
Hassle-Free Process & Personalized Support
Get Back on the Road Today!
If you need an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) and affordable insurance coverage, Drive Guard Insurance is here to help.