SB1299 amends Tennessee's ignition interlock device laws to allow active military personnel to request a toll of their interlock usage period if.
SB1299 amends Tennessee Code to allow active military personnel deployed outside the state for over 30 days to request a temporary toll of their ignition interlock device usage period. If granted, the toll period lasts for the duration of the deployment. After the deployment, the person has 30 days to have the device calibrated. If the deployment exceeds 90 days, the person may have the device removed from their vehicle to avoid monthly lease costs, but must reinstall it within 30 days of the deployment's end. The bill also allows for a review and appeal process if a toll request is denied.
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