What is one responsibility of participants in the Ignition Interlock program?

One responsibility of participants in the Ignition Interlock program is having the device calibrated every 30 days. This requirement is crucial because the calibration ensures that the device accurately measures the user's blood alcohol content (BAC) level. Regular calibration helps maintain the integrity of the program, allowing for reliable monitoring of the participant’s alcohol consumption.

This routine calibration serves several important purposes. It ensures that any changes in the device's performance over time are corrected, thereby preventing false readings that could impact the participant's ability to drive safely or comply with the program's requirements. Additionally, this practice reinforces accountability by requiring participants to regularly engage with the device's maintenance process, fostering responsible behavior during the program duration.