Maryland HB286 establishes a mandatory Ignition Interlock System Program for certain drivers.
Maryland HB286 creates the Ignition Interlock System Program, requiring participation for drivers with specific violations. The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration must suspend licenses for those who fail to comply. The program applies to individuals with court-ordered participation, those under 21 with alcohol-related offenses, and those violating alcohol restrictions. The Administration can modify suspensions to allow participation. The law also mandates minimum standards for service providers and includes definitions for key terms.
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