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Ignition Interlock - On which car, can I avoid it by not restoring the license for 6 months.
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We have 2 cars. Before the incident both were under my name. The replacement of totaled was registered under spouse's name. Some time later, even second car was registered under spouse's name. After suspension of license, I removed my name from policy as authorized driver. The insurance company declined to extend coverage after policy end date. New policy has my name as authorized driver because the premium was higher if I excluded myself. I do not need to drive for work. Do I need to put the IID on both cars? Can I avoid IID by not restoring license for 6 months after suspension ends? Are there smart IIDs that will require only me to use them but not other drivers? Is there any alternate to IID like ankle bracelet? Can I buy another car for only me as driver and install IID in it? Thanks
You must have an ignition interlock on a car, even if the car is not resisted to you or The NJ Motor Vehicle Commission (NJ MVC) will not restore your license. Therefore, waiting 6-months will not eliminate the requirement as a condition to restoration. The following information (from NJ MVC) should be helpful to you:
Ignition Interlock: http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Violations/dui_Ignition.htm
FAQs: http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Violations/interlock-faq.pdf
Mark M CheserDUI / DWI AttorneyUnion, NJNJ licensed ·
My understanding is that you will not be restored until you show that the interlock is on a car. That car is the one you primarily drive,. Your license will restrict you from driving any other car. You cannot drive a car without the interlock.
