Vermont § 1213 - Ignition interlock restricted driver’s license or certificate; penalties
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§ 1213. Ignition interlock restricted driver’s license or certificate; penalties
- (a)(1) An individual whose license or privilege to operate is suspended or revoked under
this subchapter may operate a motor vehicle, other than a commercial motor vehicle
as defined in section 4103 of this title, if issued a valid ignition interlock RDL or ignition interlock certificate. Upon
application, the Commissioner shall issue an ignition interlock RDL or ignition interlock
certificate to an individual otherwise licensed or eligible to be licensed to operate
a motor vehicle if: (A) the individual submits a $125.00 application fee; (B) the individual submits satisfactory proof of installation of an approved ignition
interlock device in any motor vehicle to be operated and of financial responsibility
as provided in section 801 of this title; (C) at least one year has passed since the suspension or revocation was imposed if the
offense involved death or serious bodily injury to an individual other than the operator; (D) the applicable period set forth in this subsection has passed since the suspension
or revocation was imposed if the offense involved refusal of an enforcement officer’s
reasonable request for an evidentiary test:
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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