ignition interlock devices; violation; classification
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Overview
This bill updates Arizona law regarding ignition interlock devices (IIDs). It prohibits renting or lending vehicles to individuals with limited driving privileges unless the vehicle is equipped with a functioning IID. The bill also outlines restrictions on operating vehicles with IIDs, prohibits tampering with the devices, and specifies penalties for violations, including potential felony charges for knowingly lending a vehicle to someone violating IID requirements. It also addresses notification requirements for IID removal and license suspension for failure to install a functioning device.
Key provisions
- Prohibits renting or lending vehicles to individuals with limited driving privileges without an IID.
- Requires notification to the vehicle renter about IID requirements.
- Restricts operating vehicles with IIDs to only allow the driver to operate the vehicle.
- Prohibits tampering with or circumventing IID operation.
- Establishes penalties, including misdemeanor and felony charges, for certain violations.
- Requires electronic notification to the department upon IID removal.
- Specifies license suspension procedures for failure to install a functioning IID.
- Mandates a breath test under arrest for court-ordered IID installation.
Who is affected
- Individuals with limited or restricted driving privileges
- Vehicle rental companies
- Vehicle lenders
- Law enforcement officers
- Ignition interlock service providers
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