Inebriation test system

A vehicle for preventing intoxicated operation, the vehicle comprising:

• a first vehicle detector configured to detect a vehicle user body portion posture;
• a second vehicle detector configured to detect a vehicle user eye movement;
• and
• a processor communicatively coupled to the first vehicle detector and the second vehicle detector, wherein the processor is configured to:
• provide instructions to a vehicle user to position the vehicle user body portion posture in a predefined alignment;
• obtain the vehicle user body portion posture from the first vehicle detector;
• determine whether the vehicle user body portion posture is in the predefined alignment;
• activate a plurality of vehicle visual indicators to illuminate in a predefined manner, responsive to the determination that the vehicle user body portion posture is in the predefined alignment;
• generate an instruction to move vehicle user eyes;
• obtain a vehicle user eye movement information based on the instructions, from the second vehicle detector;
• determine, based on the user eye movement information, that a user meets a predetermined condition, wherein the predetermined condition is associated with a vehicle user inebriated state;
• and
• actuate a control action responsive to the determination that the vehicle user eye movement meets the predetermined condition.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having instructions stored thereupon which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• provide instructions to a vehicle user to position a vehicle user body portion posture in a predefined alignment;
• obtain the vehicle user body portion posture from a first vehicle detector;
• determine whether the vehicle user body portion posture is in the predefined alignment;
• activate a plurality of vehicle visual indicators to illuminate in a predefined manner, responsive to the determination that the vehicle user body portion posture is in the predefined alignment;
• generate an instruction to move vehicle user eyes to track the plurality of vehicle visual indicators;
• obtain a vehicle user eye movement information based on the instructions, from a second vehicle detector;
• determine, based on the vehicle eye movement information, that a vehicle user eye movement meets a predetermined condition, wherein the predetermined condition is associated with a vehicle user inebriated state;
• and
• actuate a control action responsive to the determination that the vehicle user eye movement meets the predetermined condition.