December 11, 2025Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs0 citations

Randomized Trial Shows Smartphone Support App for DWI Offenders and Their Families Reduced Alcohol Use and Ignition Interlock Device Lockouts

WWW. Gill WoodallKlein Buendel (United States)BMBarbara S. McCradyRutgers Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights VWVern WesterbergUniversity of New Mexico

Abstract

Results suggest the B-SMART app reduced IID lockout events and DWI offender alcohol consumption. These outcomes are important because fewer IID lockout events predict lower DWI recidivism.

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