Washington State Patrol House Calls for Non-Compliant Ignition Interlock Clients

If you’re a Washington resident, did you know that the Washington State Patrol may visit you for a courtesy call regarding your Ignition Interlock?

About Washington State Patrol House Calls

If you have an Ignition Interlock requirement, you must drive a vehicle with the device. If someone is not following the program appropriately, such as having multiple violation results on their device that are alcohol-related, then additional consequences will occur, and the state patrol will want to check in on you. During these visits, troopers can also answer any questions you may have or provide assistance with your Ignition Interlock.

In addition, if a driver needs to use an Ignition Interlock and they are not driving their device-equipped vehicle, low mileage could indicate that a restricted driver may be using a vehicle not equipped with the device. The officer will make the decision to come visit and educate them about their circumstance and what can happen if they are not participating in their mandatory Ignition Interlock program.

Don’t Dig a Deeper Hole for Yourself

Getting a DUI is a stressful time; don’t add onto your case by failing to follow your court or state-ordered Ignition Interlock requirements. At Smart Start, we want to help you get back to your everyday routine again because having an Ignition Interlock will allow you to drive and get to work or school.

If you have any questions about Ignition Interlocks, Smart Start can also assist you with answers. We know the Washington DUI law. Just call our Customer Care Center at (800) 831-3299.

Need to Install an Ignition Interlock?

Whether you’re in Washington or anywhere else in the U.S., Smart Start can get you back on the road fast. You can depend on us to help you complete your Ignition Interlock requirement with a discreet device and an affordable program. Schedule your installation appointment today by calling (800) 831-3299 or by filling out our short online form.