1. Illinois Secretary of State First time DUI offender BAIID program
MDDP

2. IL Sec. of State first time DUI offenders
Implemented in 2009
Monitoring Device Driving Permits (MDDP)
Optional program/Offender chooses
No hardship
No limits on driving except must have BAIID
Class 4 felony if first time offender caught driving without a BAIID
IL Sec. of State first time DUI offenders

3. How the program works… Offender Arrested for DUI Sworn report comes
to SOS
SOS sends
Notice Order
Of SSS
(effec. on 46th
Day)
With Notice:
MDDP
application
How the program works…

4. Offender
Returns app
To SOS
SOS
Processes/
Sends
requirements
When
requirements
met,
permit
issued
Offender
Gets BAIID
Installed
(has 14 days)

5. Computer begins
monitoring
If does not install
eventually
driving relief
cancelled
Offender brings in
device every 30 to 60
days for reading
BAIID Co. sends
Report to SOS
Computer reads
report – looks for
violations

6. In Illinois, approx. 11,000 people on BAIID in 2010
In Illinois, approx. 11,000 people on BAIID in In 2008, that number was approx
In 2010, there were over 1700 instances of people in BAIID program blowing .05 or higher (and were determined to be using alcohol) who were not allowed to start their vehicle.
Alcohol-related fatalities:
2008 – 425
2009 – 373
2010 – 246
Measures of Success