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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 31.
Published in final edited form as: Alcohol Clin Exp Res. 2016 Jul 18;40(9):1953–1960. doi: 10.1111/acer.13149

Table 2.

Demographics and Risk Factors for the Comparison and Treatment Groups of Multiple Offenders in the Florida Ignition Interlock Program (2008 to 2012)

Group
Comparison (n = 806) percent (n) Treatment (n = 640) percent (n)
Age category Unknown 5.5% (44) 8.3% (53)
<25 4.2% (34) 3.0% (19)
25 to 34 21.3% (172) 21.4% (309)
35 to 44 28.8% (232) 27.2% (406)
45 to 54 30.1% (243) 31.6% (445)
55+ 10.0% (81) 8.6% (136)
Sex Male 82.1% (662) 78.1% (500)
Female 17.9% (144) 21.9% (140)
Race/ethnicity White 74.7% (602) 76.4% (489)
Black 7.8% (63) 8.9% (57)
Hispanic 9.2% (74) 5.6% (36)
Other/unknown 8.3% (67) 9.1% (58)
Risk factors Interlock sentence length (square root) 3.83 3.95
Post-deinstall exposure (number of months) 28.33 31.08
Composite risk factor scorea 2.27 2.34
Lockouts on interlock (log transform) 2.16 2.38
Max BAC registered on interlock 0.111 0.104
Proportion with 3+ prior offenses 57.9% 45.3%

BAC, blood alcohol concentration.

a

Composite score from both Prior Record and Interlock Record principal analysis components in Table 1.