Do all ignition interlocks have cameras?

Do all ignition interlocks have cameras?

Many states require that ignition interlock devices, or car breathalyzers, have cameras. The camera takes the photo when the driver submits their breath sample.

How does the camera work on an ignition interlock?

Some ignition interlock devices feature cameras, which allow for photo and video confirmation of who is using the device at any given time. All of this information is sent to your monitoring authority, either immediately via wireless technology or once a month during your maintenance appointments.

Are there ignition interlock devices that have GPS?

Once only reserved for specific DUI cases, ignition interlock devices have become much more common with many states requiring them for even first-time offenders. With the growing use of ignition interlock devices, they have seen some upgrades and new features, including GPS. What is an Ignition Interlock Device?

How are photos downloaded from LifeSafer ignition interlock?

Those photos are downloaded with the other ignition interlock data at the regular monitoring and calibration appointment. The images are checked, and if no irregularities are spotted, all is well. It’s important to note too that LifeSafer Ignition Interlock takes your data privacy very seriously.