The bill mandates the installation of an ignition interlock device and the acquisition of an ignition interlock license for individuals convicted of driving on a revoked license. It establishes that driving on a revoked license will be classified as a case of record in metropolitan court, allowing for appeals to the court of appeals. The bill also specifies that an ignition interlock license can be valid for either four or eight years and allows for the removal of the ignition interlock device without a court order. Additionally, it amends the criteria for qualifying for the interlock device fund, which provides financial assistance for the installation and maintenance of these devices for indigent individuals.

Key amendments include the requirement for individuals convicted of driving on a revoked license to obtain an ignition interlock device and license within ten days of their conviction. The bill also modifies the penalties associated with driving while license revoked, ensuring that individuals must comply with the ignition interlock requirements. Furthermore, it increases the financial support available from the interlock device fund, allowing for higher reimbursement rates for installation, removal, and monthly usage of the ignition interlock devices for eligible individuals.

Statutes affected:
introduced version: 34-8A-6, 66-5-39.1, 66-5-503, 66-8-102.3