Aside from additional traffic offenses, interlock participants’ driving privileges can be revoked for evidence of alcohol use (FAILS and even a series of WARNS), tampering or circumvention with and possibly failure to appear for required appointments. Still, none of the above should be considered a legal imperative regarding any specific case. Because of the gravity of losing the driving privilege, one should always consult with an attorney or at least contact the NCDMV for feedback, answers or advice regarding exact causes for license revocations.