If ordered to install an IID in your vehicle and convicted of driving without it, how long will your license be revoked?

When a driver is ordered to install an Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in their vehicle as a condition of maintaining their driving privileges due to a previous offense, failure to comply with this requirement can lead to serious consequences. If you are convicted of driving without the IID after having been mandated to install one, the license revocation period is set at one year. This timeframe reflects the severity of not adhering to the court’s order, emphasizing the importance of the IID as a safety mechanism meant to prevent repeat offenses related to impaired driving. Missouri law recognizes this as a significant violation, warranting a full year of revocation to reinforce the necessity of compliance with IID regulations for public safety.