Missouri HB2191 mandates ignition interlock devices for drivers convicted of intoxication-related offenses.
Missouri HB2191 amends existing law to require courts to mandate the use of ignition interlock devices for individuals found guilty of intoxication-related traffic offenses. These devices must be installed on all vehicles operated by the convicted person for a minimum of six months after their driver's license is reinstated. The requirement applies to both full and limited driving privileges, with exceptions as outlined in section 302.441. This measure aims to enhance road safety by preventing intoxicated drivers from operating vehicles.
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