What is the name of the program that allows DWI offenders to drive legally under certain conditions?

The Minnesota Ignition Interlock Program is designed specifically for DWI offenders to enable them to drive legally while adhering to certain restrictions. This program requires individuals to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicles, which measures their blood alcohol concentration (BAC). If the device detects alcohol above a predetermined limit, the vehicle will not start, ensuring a level of safety on the roads.

This program is particularly important for individuals who require transportation for work, school, or other essential activities but are also working to comply with the legal consequences of their DWI conviction. It represents an effort to balance public safety with the needs of individuals who are trying to reintegrate responsibly into society.

The other programs mentioned have different focuses and do not specifically provide the same level of driving privileges under monitored conditions for DWI offenders.