In the state of Texas, if you fail a test, your Ignition Interlock Device (IID) will go into a 2-minute lockout before asking you to re-test.  If you fail your re-test, the IID will go into lockout again.  This process continues until you are able to pass a test.  HOWEVER, you will be forced to endure any consequences specified by your State authority if you register a violation.  If you exceed the allowed number of violations within a service term, you will enter into a countdown period, during which you must have your Ignition Interlock Device serviced, or you will be locked out of your vehicle completely.  If you go into violation lockout, you will need to either obtain a six-hour unlock code from Smart Start so you can drive to a service center, or you will need to tow your vehicle to the nearest Smart Start service center.