Transcription of Frequently Asked Questions about IIDs
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Frequently Asked Questions about IIDS WisDOT Chemical Test Section Page 1 of 18 April 7, 2016 Background Wisconsin Act 100, which took effect on July 1, 2010, requires judges to order an Ignition interlock Device (IID) for: ALL repeat OWI offenders ALL first time OWI offenders with an alcohol concentration of percent or higher ALL drivers who refuse to provide a breath or blood sample for a chemical test at a traffic stop The order affects the offender in two ways. First, the IID order applies to every vehicle owned by the offender, regardless of what type of vehicle (car, pickup, van, motorcycle, or large truck).
Each vendor charges fees for device installation, monthly service, and removal at the end of the IID order. Some service centers may offer promotions for installation, service and removal fees; these are clearly indicated on the WisDOT IID service center list. Fees (at the time of publication) are: FC-100 Interlock XT Intoxalock SSI 20/20
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