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a driver of a vehicle equipped with this device will not be able to start the car or continue to drive it if he or she does not blow into the machine, a failure may result in lights flashing and horn blowing.
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Links to legislation in International Referral Database:
California : Suspension Upon Conviction
Florida : Florida's DUI Statute
Florida : Florida's DUI Statute
Indiana : Administrative License Suspension for refusal
Indiana : Tampering with Ignition Interlock Devices
Indiana : License suspension upon conviction
Indiana : Ignition Device Offenses
Missouri : Ignition Interlock Requirements in a Missouri DUI / DWI / BAC or other drunk driving case
New Jersey : 39:4-50 Driving while intoxicated
New Jersey : Driving while intoxicated
New York : Ignition Interlock Device Program
Ontario : Reduction in Post-conviction Suspension with Interlock
Ontario : Conduct Review Programme with Interlock
Ontario : Conduct Review Programs
Ontario : Reduction in Suspension
Ontario : Ignition Interlock Devices on Re-instatement After Suspension
Virginia : SANCTIONS FOR FIRST, SECOND, THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT DUI CONVICTIONS
Virginia : Ignition interlock systems; penalty
Virginia : Penalty for driving while intoxicated; subsequent offense; prior conviction
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