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How do IRS: FAIL consequences change with repeat occurrences?
Correct answer: Later suspension and program consequences become more severe
Why
IRS: FAIL uses escalating consequences. After the 90 day no-driving stage, the further suspension is 12 months for a first occurrence,36 months for a second and lifetime for a third or subsequent occurrence, subject to the applicable program provisions.
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