Can a person with an ignition interlock license drive a car?

Can a person with an ignition interlock license drive a car?

Ignition Interlock Driver License (IIL) An Ignition Interlock Driver License (IIL) allows you to drive a vehicle while your license is suspended or revoked for a drug or alcohol-related offense.

Are there any exemptions for ignition interlocks in Georgia?

Exemptions: Medical. Georgia law allows for first offenders to use an ignition interlock. Second and subsequent offenders on probation must install ignition interlock devices on all of the vehicles they own and only operate vehicles equipped with such devices.

What are the penalties for circumventing an ignition interlock?

Minimum of 6 months on first conviction, 12 months upon second conviction and 18 months for a third conviction. Criminal sanctions exist for circumventing or tampering devices. Exemption: Employer. The court shall require any persons who are convicted of DUI to equip any motor vehicle the person operates with an ignition interlock device.

Can a person with a DUI be allowed to drive a car?

The court may require that a person convicted of a first DUI offense install a certified ignition interlock device on any vehicle that the person owns or operates and prohibit that person from operating a motor vehicle unless that vehicle is equipped with a functioning, certified ignition interlock device.

Ignition Interlock Driver License (IIL) An Ignition Interlock Driver License (IIL) allows you to drive a vehicle while your license is suspended or revoked for a drug or alcohol-related offense.

What happens if you drive a car without an ignition?

Plain and simple. If you drive a vehicle without one, you are in major violation of the program, and most likely, your DMV will reinstate your suspension. You may face other penalties as well, including legal charges and fines.

Exemptions: Medical. Georgia law allows for first offenders to use an ignition interlock. Second and subsequent offenders on probation must install ignition interlock devices on all of the vehicles they own and only operate vehicles equipped with such devices.

Minimum of 6 months on first conviction, 12 months upon second conviction and 18 months for a third conviction. Criminal sanctions exist for circumventing or tampering devices. Exemption: Employer. The court shall require any persons who are convicted of DUI to equip any motor vehicle the person operates with an ignition interlock device.