Certified Ignition Interlock Device (CIID) is an in-car breath-analyzing device that is connected to the vehicle’s ignition and requires a breath sample before the engine will start. Additional breath samples may also be required at intervals while driving.
Contact your interlock manufacturer. Arizona Administrative Code R17‑5‑610 requires interlock manufacturers to electronically transmit accuracy and compliance check information to us, or ensure that their authorized installers electronically transmit the information to us.
There are currently no companies in Arizona that will install an interlock device on a motorcycle. Contact an interlock installer for more information.
Mail a written complaint describing your issues and include your full name, date of birth and Arizona driver license number, as well as the name and location of the interlock installer to this address:
Ignition Interlock Unit
Motor Vehicle Division
P.O. Box 2100
MD 530M
Phoenix, AZ 85001
Note: If you have a complaint about fees charged, please contact your provider directly.
No. The device has a battery back up to protect the data log's memory.
No, if you are the owner and drive the vehicle, you must install the interlock and follow all requirements.
Contact your provider to comply with their schedule. Your provider must send proof of Interlock calibration to MVD at least once every 90 days.
The average time requirement is 12 months. Some violations require longer times depending on the conviction that you were found guilty of.