- Report: #694843
Complaint Review: Smart Start Ignition Interlock
| Smart Start Ignition Interlock 4850 Plaza Dr
Irving, Texas United States of America |
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Smart Start Ignition Interlock Faulty Equipment and Nobody to help Irving, Texas
*Consumer Suggestion: Divorce the drunk, move out, get your own vehicle!
*Consumer Comment: Bring a bottle of water with you.
*Consumer Comment: Simple answer?
*Author of original report: smart start
*Consumer Comment: Not quite.
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Ah, Another Drunk
*Consumer Comment: Hey Larry.
*Consumer Suggestion: Stop Drinking and Driving
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Search Tips#1 Consumer Suggestion
Divorce the drunk, move out, get your own vehicle!
AUTHOR: Steve - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 17, 2011
Why would you stay with a drunk?
Just common sense here.
#2 Consumer Comment
Bring a bottle of water with you.
AUTHOR: Inspector - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, February 17, 2011
Also, each of these false readings are recorded and downloaded into a report to the court. Document all false readings.
No one else can tamper or attempt to remove this device except the company that installed it.
Probably not. But you have at least two options.
One, is have the device removed.
The second if the device is installed via court order, is to have the vehicle towed (or leave it parked if legally until it can be towed) and catch a cab or a ride home from someone if the device fails or if you blow too high of an alcohol level and it won't allow start.
And no, AAA can not jump it. It is not a dead battery or out of gas but an electronic device installed that will not allow the vehicle to start. AAA is not qualified, nor legally allowed to tamper with the device, nor would they know how or most likely not even have the equipment needed in the tow truck to bypass it if even they did know how, which they don't or they would be a technician and not a tow truck driver..
#4 Author of original report
smart start
AUTHOR: Unhappy - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 16, 2011
#6 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Ah, Another Drunk
AUTHOR: Jeff - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, February 15, 2011
The system worked as it should, and protected people from a drunk.
To the drunk who posted this thread originally: Please, get help. Right now you are hurting yourself and others.
Where did you obtain your medical expertise? Grade school? Normal people do not get sick or pass out at .08. If that was even remotely true, the average bar would have people piled on the floors throwing up on each other.
In the real world it's possible for the average person to hit .08 by drinking two drinks within an hour.
Get off your high horse and get an education.
#8 Consumer Suggestion
Stop Drinking and Driving
AUTHOR: Larry - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, February 14, 2011
The Smart Start requires that you blow into the unit's mouthpiece. If it detects alcohol, your car won't start. Your car would not start because it detected that you had been drinking. You could have had your car towed to the shop that installed it but you did not do that because you knew the Smart Start did just what it was supposed to do: It stopped you from driving drunk.
You say that your concern is that you could be stranded. My concern is that you are not in jail as you continue to attempt to drive while drunk.
You can change the way it works. Get sober.

