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What structure does the guide describe for a first IRS: FAIL licence suspension?
Correct answer: 90 days no driving, then a 12-month suspension with interlock option
Why
A first IRS: FAIL suspension starts with 90 days during which the driver cannot drive. A further 12 month suspension follows; approved interlock participation may permit restricted driving during that second stage.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Driving within the Law · p. 115
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