Pennsylvania HB1862 amends ignition interlock device regulations for drivers with suspended licenses.
HB1862 modifies Pennsylvania's ignition interlock device laws for drivers with suspended licenses. It allows eligible drivers to apply for an ignition interlock driver's license, which permits them to operate vehicles equipped with such devices. The bill outlines conditions for license issuance, including proof of device installation and payment of fees. It also specifies penalties for tampering with the devices and operating vehicles without them. The legislation aims to ensure compliance with interlock requirements while allowing certain exemptions, such as for employment-related driving.
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