What happens if I have an ignition interlock violation?
Violation of the rules of the ignition interlock program can come with a variety of consequences. If you are required to drive with it in your car, and you are stopped while driving a vehicle without it installed, you can face criminal charges.
Additionally, if you have it installed in your vehicle and you blow a positive test, the length of your revocation can be extended. This can not only be financially burdensome, but also very scary.
If you find yourself with an ignition interlock violation, call the experienced attorneys at Gerald Miller, P.A. to set up your free consultation today.
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