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What happens if an eligible IRS: FAIL driver chooses not to participate in the ignition-interlock program during the applicable period?
Correct answer: They remain suspended and cannot drive during that period
Why
Eligibility for IRS FAIL interlock participation does not itself authorize driving. Without participation and the required restricted licence, the driver remains suspended during the applicable period.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Driving within the Law · p. 116
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