Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 - TRANSPORTATION › Part 1001 - PROCEDURES AND STANDARDS › Subpart D - STANDARDS FOR THE GRANTING OF RESTRICTED DRIVING PERMITS, REINSTATEMENT, AND THE TERMINATION OF CANCELLATIONS OF DRIVING PRIVILEGES BY THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE › Section 1001.410 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
"Abstinence" means to refrain from consuming any type of
				  alcohol, from any source, or other drugs.
"Abstract" means a summary of a driver's record of traffic
				  law violations, accidents, suspensions, revocations, cancellations, address and
				  personal information of the driver, as contained in the files of the Office of
				  the Secretary of State.
"Accredited educational course" means any class or course of
				  instruction offered by an accredited educational institution that is either
				  vocational in nature or is part of the matriculation process in receiving an
				  academic degree, diploma, or certificate. It shall also include attendance at
				  any required instructional class in an apprentice program and at functions and
				  activities required to maintain the student's status as a currently enrolled
				  student or to fulfill the requirements of a scholarship.
"Accredited educational institution" means any school or
				  institution, whether public or private, that offers classes or courses of
				  instruction, and that is reviewed and approved or granted a waiver of approval
				  by the controlling State agency.
"Alcohol" means ethanol, commonly referred to as ethyl
				  alcohol.
"Alcohol and drug evaluation (Investigative)" means a printed
				  report that conforms to standards established by the Department, as specified
				  in Section
				  1001.440(a)(6)(D).
				  The evaluation must be completed on a form prescribed by the Department. This
				  evaluation will be conducted as required pursuant to Sections
				  1001.420(1)
				  and
				  1001.430(d),
				  when:
the current loss of driving privileges is not related to a
				  DUI arrest/disposition yet:
the petitioner's/respondent's driving record contains, or
				  other evidence indicates the existence of, a prior DUI disposition or any other
				  conviction or loss of driving privileges that was alcohol/drug related within
				  the last 5 years (as of the date of the hearing) for which the
				  petitioner/respondent did not or was not required to submit to the Secretary an
				  alcohol/drug evaluation to obtain driving privileges;
there is credible evidence that the petitioner had any arrest
				  or implied consent suspension for boating or snowmobiling under the influence
				  within the last 5 years (as of the date of the hearing);
the petitioner has an alcohol/drug-related criminal
				  conviction within the last 5 years (as of the date of the hearing), as defined
				  in this Section; or
the facts of the current loss of driving privileges indicate
				  the use or potential use of alcoholic beverages or other drugs at a time when
				  the offender was under the age of 21 years and within the last 5 years (as of
				  the date of the hearing); or
there is evidence that the petitioner/respondent may be a
				  user of alcohol or any other drug to a degree that renders that person
				  incapable of safely driving a motor vehicle. (See IVC Section 6-103.4.)
"Alcohol and drug evaluation (Out-of-state)" means a printed
				  report that conforms to standards established by the Department, as specified
				  in Section
				  1001.440(a)(6)(C).
"Alcohol and drug evaluation (Uniform Report)" means a
				  printed report that conforms to standards established by the Illinois
				  Department of Human Services, Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery
				  (DSUPR). (See 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.503.) The
				  evaluation must be completed on a form prescribed by DSUPR. The evaluation must
				  be signed and dated by both the evaluator and the petitioner.
"Alcohol and drug evaluation (Update)" means a printed report
				  that updates a Uniform Report or Investigative Evaluation and conforms to
				  standards established by the Department, as specified in Section
				  1001.440(a)(6)(B).
				  The evaluation must be completed on a form prescribed by the Department. The
				  update evaluation must be completed by a program in accordance with the
				  provisions of Section
				  1001.440(a)(6)(A).
"Alcohol and drug related driver risk education course" means
				  an educational program concerning the effects of alcohol/drugs on drivers of
				  motor vehicles, also referred to as a DUI driver remedial program, that
				  conforms to the standards established by DSUPR. (See 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.505.)
"Alcohol/drug-related criminal conviction" means a
				  petitioner's or respondent's record of being found guilty of violating the
				  Cannabis Control Act [ 720 ILCS 550 ], Illinois Controlled Substances Act [ 720
				  ILCS 570 ], or Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act [ 770 ILCS
				  646 ], or being found guilty of the commission of a misdemeanor or felony
				  offense while under the influence of, or impaired by the use of, alcohol or
				  other drugs, or the facts of the offense indicate that it was committed for the
				  purpose of obtaining alcohol or other drugs.
"Alcohol setpoint" means the minimum or nominal BrAC (0.025)
				  at which a device is set to lock a vehicle's ignition.
"BAC" means blood alcohol concentration as determined by a
				  chemical test administered by police authorities or medical personnel to
				  measure the concentration of alcohol in the bloodstream.
"BAIID permittee" means a BAIID petitioner who has been
				  issued an RDP as a result of a hearing.
"BAIID multiple offender" or "BMO" means anyone who is
				  required to install an interlock device on all vehicles that individual owns
				  and operates, pursuant to IVC Section 6-205(h), and who, therefore, is also
				  required to drive on a BMO permit for 5 years, pursuant to IVC Section
				  6-205(h), 6-208 or 11-501.01(e). Any petitioner whose current or most recent
				  suspension or revocation is for an offense or offenses that are not
				  alcohol/drug-related, and whose alcohol/drug use was the topic of previous
				  hearings that resulted in a finding that the petitioner's alcohol/drug problem
				  had been resolved and who, therefore, previously fulfilled the requirements of
				  Sections 6-205(h) and 11-501(i), is not a BMO.
"BAIID Multiple Offender (BMO) Restricted Driving Permit
				  (RDP)" means an RDP that requires the use of a BAIID that is issued only to
				  BMOs.
"BAIID petitioner" means anyone who, if issued a restricted
				  driving permit, may not operate a motor vehicle unless it has been equipped
				  with an interlock device as defined in this Section, as required by the IVC or
				  this Part.
"BAIID provider" means an entity authorized by the Secretary
				  to contract with BAIID permittees and MDDP offenders and distribute, supply,
				  install, maintain and monitor BAIID devices. A "BAIID provider" may be an
				  authorized agent or representative of a manufacturer or an independent entity.
				  "BAIID provider" may be synonymous with vendor, supplier, manufacturer, or
				  installer.
"Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device" or "BAIID" means a
				  mechanical unit that is installed in a vehicle which requires the taking of a
				  BrAC test prior to the starting of a vehicle. If the unit detects a BrAC test
				  result below the alcohol setpoint, the unit will allow the vehicle ignition
				  switch to start the engine. If the unit detects a BrAC test result above the
				  alcohol setpoint, the vehicle will be prohibited from starting. The unit or
				  combination of units, to be approved by the Secretary, shall measure breath
				  alcohol concentrations by breath analysis and shall include both simple and
				  complex units.
"BrAC" means the w/v breath alcohol concentration.
"BUI" means boating under the influence, as defined in the
				  Boat Registration and Safety Act [
				  625 ILCS
				  45/5-1 through 5 -21].
"Certified controlled reference sample" means a suitable
				  reference of known ethyl alcohol concentration.
"Certified transcript" means a tax return transcript document
				  provided by and certified by IRS that shows most line items on the return
				  filed, including the adjusted gross income. The transcript can be used to
				  verify income. IRS charges no fee for this service. Information on ordering a
				  transcript can be found at
				  https://www.irs.gov/individuals/tax-return-transcript-types-and-ways-to-order-them.
"Chemical test" means the chemical analyses of a person's
				  blood, urine, breath or other bodily substance performed according to the
				  standards promulgated by the Illinois State Police. (See 20 Ill. Adm. Code
				  1286.)
"Circumvention" means an overt, conscious effort to bypass
				  the BAIID or any other act intended to start the vehicle without first taking
				  and passing a breath test.
"Clinical impression" means a qualified treatment
				  professional's (see Section
				  1001.440(b)(2)
				  through (b)(6)) opinion regarding the
				  effectiveness of substance abuse treatment provided to an individual and the
				  likelihood of future alcohol/drug-related problems. This constitutes the
				  treatment professional's most reasonable clinical judgment based on direct
				  involvement with the individual throughout the course of treatment. It should
				  not be interpreted as a definitive statement regarding the likelihood of future
				  alcohol/drug-related problems.
"Code" or "IVC" means the Illinois Vehicle Code [ 625 ILCS 5
				  ].
"Day care provider, licensed/unlicensed - children" means a
				  licensed "facility for childcare", "child care institution", or "day care
				  center", as defined and provided for in the Child Care Act of 1969 [ 225 ILCS
				  10 ] and the rules of the Department of Children and Family Services at 89 Ill.
				  Adm. Code 406 and 89 Ill. Adm. Code 408. It also includes, for purposes of this
				  Subpart, a private individual or family member who, regardless of whether
				  payment is made for the service, provides day care services as described in the
				  Child Care Act of 1969 and 89 Ill. Adm. Code 406.
"Day care provider, licensed/unlicensed - elderly or disabled
				  person" means a licensed "adult day health center" and other community based
				  services for elderly and disabled persons, as defined and provided for in the
				  All-Inclusive Care of the Elderly Act [ 320 ILCS 40 ], the Older Adult Services
				  Act [ 320 ILCS 42 ], the Community Senior Services and Resources Act [ 320 ILCS
				  60 ], the Family Caregiver Act [ 320 ILCS 65 ], and Article III of the Illinois
				  Public Aid Code [ 305 ILCS 5 ]. It also includes, for purposes of this Subpart,
				  a private individual or family member who, regardless of whether payment is
				  made for the service, provides day care services as described in those statutes
				  and the rules of the Departments of Healthcare and Family Services and
				  Aging.
"Decertification" means the removal or cancellation by the
				  Secretary of the authorization for a BAIID provider to use, distribute or
				  provide a particular type of BAIID to BAIID permittees, MDDP offenders and
				  BAIID multiple offenders.
"Department" means the Department of Administrative Hearings
				  of the Office of the Secretary of State.
"Designated driver remedial or rehabilitative program" means
				  an alcohol or drug evaluation, an alcohol or drug-related driver risk education
				  course, an alcohol or drug treatment program, the Office driver improvement
				  program, or any similar program intended to diagnose and change a petitioner's
				  driving problem as evidenced by the petitioner's abstract. (See IVC Sections
				  6-205(c) and 6-206(c)3.)
"Device" means a breath alcohol ignition interlock device
				  approved by the Secretary.
"Director" means the Director or Acting Director of the
				  Department.
"Disabled person" means any person who is, and who is
				  expected to indefinitely continue to be, subject to any of the 5 types of
				  disabilities listed in Section 4A of the Illinois Identification Card Act [
				  15 ILCS
				  335/4A ] or who is disabled as defined in Article III
				  of the Illinois Public Aid Code. It also means any person whose disability is
				  verified by the person's treating physician.
"Documentation of abstinence" means testimony and
				  documentation, in the form of affidavits, letters, etc., from individuals who
				  have regular, frequent contacts with the petitioner (e.g., spouse, significant
				  other, employer, co-workers, roommates) verifying that to the best of their
				  knowledge the petitioner has been abstinent from alcohol/drugs for a specified
				  period of time, according to the standards stated in Section
				  1001.440(e).
"Driver License Compact" is an agreement among signatory
				  states that deals with the problems of: issuing drivers' licenses to people who
				  move from one signatory state to another; and drivers who are licensed in one
				  signatory state and convicted of traffic offenses in other such states. The
				  Compact has been codified in Illinois and is found in IVC Chapter 6, Article
				  VII.
"DSUPR" means the Illinois Department of Human Services,
				  Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery.
"DUI" means driving under the influence.
"DUI disposition" means any conviction or supervision for
				  DUI, BUI or SUI, or any conviction for reckless homicide when alcohol and/or
				  drugs is recited as an element of the offense or other credible evidence
				  indicates that the petitioner's/respondent's conduct causing death involved the
				  use of alcohol or other drugs, or reckless driving reduced from DUI, or any
				  statutory summary suspension or implied consent suspension, except summary
				  suspensions entered pursuant to Section 11-501.8 of the Code (zero tolerance
				  suspensions). This definition applies to offenses that are committed in other
				  states as well as in Illinois, and regardless of whether the offense has been
				  recorded to the offender's Illinois criminal or driving record.
"Elderly person" means a person age 60 or over who does not
				  possess driving privileges or who, due to age or infirmity, is not able to
				  exercise those driving privileges.
"Employ" or "employed" or "employment" shall all relate to
				  activity for compensation to support oneself or one's dependents as well as
				  activities ordered by a court in connection with a sentence that includes the
				  completion of a term of community service. Employment need not be the sole or
				  primary means of support for the petitioner or the petitioner's
				  dependents.
"Evaluator" means any person licensed to conduct an alcohol
				  and drug evaluation by DSUPR. (See 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.201.) A
				  treatment provider may be considered an evaluator for the purpose of completing
				  an update evaluation in accordance with Section
				  1001.440(a)(6)(A).
"Failure to successfully complete a running retest" means any
				  time the BAIID Permittee registers a BrAC reading of 0.05 or more on a running
				  retest or fails to perform a running retest that has been requested.
"Fee" means the statutory fees for restricted driving permits
				  or reinstatement of driving privileges, as specified in IVC Section
				  6-118.
"Hearing" means informal hearings and/or formal
				  hearings.
"High Risk" means the classification resulting from an
				  alcohol and drug evaluation assigned to a petitioner with either:
symptoms of substance dependence (regardless of driving
				  record), referred to in this Part as High Risk Dependent. This classification
				  shall be assigned to a petitioner who has experienced the required number of
				  symptoms within any 12 month period, as defined by the Diagnostic and
				  Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and regardless of whether the
				  petitioner has attained a sustained period of remission/abstinence at the time
				  that the evaluation is conducted; and/or within the 10 year period prior to the
				  date of the most current (third or subsequent) arrest, any combination of two
				  prior convictions or court ordered supervisions for DUI, BUI or SUI, or prior
				  statutory summary suspensions, or prior reckless driving convictions reduced
				  from DUI, resulting from separate incidents, referred to in this Part as High
				  Risk Nondependent. (See 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.503(g).)
				  This definition applies to offenses that are committed in other states as well
				  as in Illinois, and regardless of whether the offense has been recorded to the
				  offender's Illinois driving record.
"Immediate family" means a member of the petitioner's
				  household, the petitioner's parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren and
				  stepchildren who live with the petitioner, and significant other.
"Initial Monitor Report" means the monitor report obtained or
				  required to be obtained within the first 30 days after initial installation of
				  the device.
"Installer" means an individual trained by a BAIID provider
				  or manufacturer to install, repair, maintain, or monitor a BAIID and employed
				  by an authorized BAIID provider, service center, vendor or manufacturer.
				  "Installer" is synonymous with an authorized entity providing installation,
				  repair, or monitoring services to BAIID permittees and MDDP offenders through
				  those trained individuals.
"Lifetime Permit" means a permit only issued to a petitioner
				  having four or more DUI convictions, the last arrest of which occurred on or
				  after January 1, 1999.
"Lockout" means the device must prevent engine ignition by a
				  virtual lock with 90% certainty or near absolute lock at 99.5 %
				  certainty.
"Manufacturer" means the maker of a BAIID or its authorized
				  representative.
"MDDP" means a monitoring device driving permit, issued
				  pursuant to Section 6-206.1 of the IVC. A MDDP is not a restricted driving
				  permit.
"MDDP holder" means an MDDP offender who has been issued an
				  MDDP by the Office of the Secretary of State.
"MDDP offender" means a person who is a first offender as
				  defined in Sections 11-500 and 6-206.1 of the IVC.
"Medical cannabis" means the prescribed use or consumption of
				  cannabis as defined and authorized by the Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis
				  Pilot Program Act [ 410 ILCS 130 ].
"Medical or physical BAIID modification" means a demonstrated
				  physical or medical condition documented in writing by a physician that
				  consistently interferes with the normal operation of the BAIID by the BAIID
				  permittee or MDDP offender for which the Department may authorize a
				  modification of the BAIID or its programming to accommodate the condition
				  without violating the BAIID rules and statutory requirements.
"Medical or Physical BAIID Waiver" means a demonstrated
				  physical or medical condition, documented in writing by a physician, that
				  consistently interferes with or prevents the normal operation of the BAIID by
				  the BAIID permittee or MDDP offender for which the Department may authorize a
				  waiver of the BAIID.
"Minimal Risk" means the classification resulting from an
				  alcohol and drug evaluation assigned to a petitioner who has:
no prior conviction or court ordered supervisions for DUI,
				  BUI or SUI, no prior statutory summary suspensions, and no prior reckless
				  driving conviction reduced from DUI; and
a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of less than .15 as a
				  result of the most current arrest for DUI; and
no other symptoms of substance abuse or dependence. (See 77
				  Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.503(g).)
This definition applies to offenses that are committed in
				  other states as well as in Illinois, and regardless of whether the offense has
				  been recorded to the offender's Illinois criminal or driving record.
"Moderate Risk" means the classification resulting from an
				  alcohol and drug evaluation assigned to a petitioner who has:
no prior conviction or court ordered supervisions for DUI,
				  BUI or SUI, and no prior statutory summary suspensions, and no prior reckless
				  driving conviction reduced from DUI; and
a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .15 to .19 or a
				  refusal of chemical testing as a result of the most current arrest for DUI;
				  and
no other symptoms of substance abuse or dependence. (See 77
				  Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.503(g).)
This definition applies to offenses that are committed in
				  other states as well as in Illinois, and regardless of whether the offense has
				  been recorded to the offender's Illinois criminal or driving record.
"Monitor report" means an electronic report or a printout of
				  the activity of a device obtained by the manufacturer or installer at the time
				  of an inspection of the device which shall include at a minimum the number of
				  successful and unsuccessful attempts to start the vehicle and rolling retests,
				  including each date, time, and BrAC reading, and any evidence of tampering or
				  circumvention of the device.
"National Driver Register" means a central index, maintained
				  by the U.S. Department of Transportation, of individuals whose driving
				  privileges are denied, terminated or withdrawn, as reported by the states'
				  driver licensing authorities.
"Near-alcoholic beverage" means a beverage with an alcohol
				  content of .05 percent or less.
"Office" means the Office of the Secretary of State and not
				  any particular department address or location.
"Permanent lockout" means that feature of the device that
				  prevents a vehicle with the device installed from starting after the lapse of
				  the 5 days (see 92 Ill. Adm. Code
				  1001.442(e)(7))
				  and requires servicing by the manufacturer/installer of the device to make the
				  vehicle operable for failure to take the vehicle with the device to the
				  manufacturer or installer for any required monitor report or for any failure to
				  send the device to the manufacturer within 5 days after any service or
				  inspection notification.
"Petitioner" is the party who seeks or applies for relief
				  from the Office from the suspension, revocation, cancellation, or denial of
				  driving privileges pursuant to the provisions of the Illinois Vehicle
				  Code.
"Problem Driver Pointer System" or "PDPS" is a pointer file
				  consisting of an index of problem drivers (as determined by adverse driver's
				  license actions) that is maintained by a driver's home state (state of record
				  (SOR)) and is accessed by other states (state of inquiry (SOI)) to determine a
				  person's eligibility to apply for a driver's license. (See Secretary of State
				  rules at 92 Ill. Adm. Code
				  1040.70.)
"RDP" means a restricted driving permit, as defined by IVC
				  Section 1-173.1 and limited as specified in IVC Sections 6-205(c) and
				  6-206(c).
"Reinstatement" means the restoration of driving privileges
				  entitling the petitioner to apply for a new driver's license in accordance with
				  the requirements of the Illinois Vehicle Code and this Part.
"Respondent" means a person against whom a complaint or
				  petition is filed, or who, by reason of interest in the subject matter of a
				  petition or application or the relief sought through that action, is made a
				  respondent or to whom an order or complaint is directed by the department
				  initiating a proceeding.
"Running retest" means that feature of the device that
				  requires the driver to take additional BrAC tests after the initial test to
				  start the vehicle.
"Secretary" means the Illinois Secretary of State or the
				  Secretary's designee.
"Service or inspection notification" means that feature of
				  the device that advises or notifies the BAIID permittee or MDDP offender to
				  either take the vehicle with the device installed to the BAIID provider or
				  installer or send the device to the BAIID provider or installer for the
				  required inspection and the monitor report.
"Service center" means an authorized dealer, distributor,
				  supplier, or other business engaged in the installation of BAIIDs and is
				  synonymous with installer.
"Show cause hearing" means that the Secretary has good cause
				  to believe that a driver may be a danger to public safety and welfare for
				  violations of IVC Sections 6-103, 6-108, 6-207 and/or 6-201(a). The Department
				  will send notice to the driver, who then has an opportunity to show cause why
				  driving privileges should not be cancelled at a formal hearing conducted
				  pursuant to IVC Section 2-118.
"Significant other" means any person with whom an individual
				  is experiencing an ongoing, close association that represents a meaningful part
				  of that individual's established lifestyle(e.g., spouse, other family member,
				  employer, co-worker, clergy member, roommate).
"Significant Risk" means the classification resulting from an
				  alcohol and drug evaluation assigned to a petitioner who has:
one prior conviction or court ordered supervision for DUI,
				  BUI or SUI, one prior statutory summary suspension, or one prior reckless
				  driving conviction reduced from DUI; and/or
a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .20 or higher as a
				  result of the most current arrest for DUI; and/or
other symptoms of substance abuse. (See 77 Ill. Adm. Code
				  2060.503(g).)
This definition applies to offenses that are committed in
				  other states as well as in Illinois, and regardless of whether the offense has
				  been recorded to the offender's Illinois criminal or driving record.
"Stressed" means conditions such as temperature extremes,
				  vibration, and power variability.
"SUI" means snowmobiling under the influence, as defined in
				  the Snowmobile Registration and Safety Act [ 625 ILCS 40 /Art. V].
"Support/recovery program" means specific activities that a
				  recovering alcoholic/chemically dependent person has incorporated into the
				  person's life style to help support continued abstinence from alcohol and other
				  drugs. This may include, but is not limited to, participating in a self-help
				  program (Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, etc.) or a professional
				  support group, or regularly and frequently engaging in religious or other
				  activities which have a distinct and positive effect on an individual's
				  continued abstinence. Any program and its relationship to the individual's
				  ability to remain abstinent must be clearly identified and verified by proper
				  documentation independent from an individual's self report (such as indicated
				  in Section
				  1001.440(e)
				  through (i)) . The hearing officer shall
				  determine the viability of the petitioner's program as a means of supporting
				  continued abstinence, taking into account all the evidence brought forward at
				  the hearing, as well as considering whether the program is substantially
				  consistent with the following criteria:
The program encourages life style change that involves the
				  replacement of substance using activity with non-substance using activity; a
				  strong focus of the program is to provide ongoing assistance in identifying and
				  resolving substance dependency-related issues that may jeopardize an
				  individual's continued recovery;
The program encourages positive individual values of
				  responsibility and honesty, as well as less self-centered thinking;
The program has demonstrated a durability and stability over
				  time that reflects its usefulness in supporting long-term recovery.
"Tampering" means an overt, conscious attempt to disable or
				  disconnect the interlock device.
"Treatment Needs Assessment" means an assessment of a
				  petitioner's current need for alcohol/drug treatment, counseling, or other
				  intervention services or rehabilitative activity, composed by a licensed
				  treatment provider.
"24 hour lockout" means that feature of the device that
				  causes a vehicle with the device installed to become inoperable for a period of
				  24 hours any time the device registers 3 BrAC readings of 0.05 or more within a
				  30 minute period.
"Undue hardship as it relates to court ordered activities"
				  means an extreme difficulty in getting to and from a location where a
				  petitioner is participating in or fulfilling the requirements of conditional
				  discharge, probation or parole, such as, but not limited to, community service,
				  support groups, and treatment for illnesses or disorders. This does not include
				  getting to and from primary treatment for alcohol/drug abuse. It means more
				  than mere inconvenience to the petitioner. All other reasonable means of
				  transportation must be unavailable to the petitioner. The impact on the family
				  unit is a valid consideration. An undue hardship is not shown by the mere fact
				  that the driving privileges are suspended or revoked.
"Undue hardship as it relates to day care for children or an
				  elderly or disabled person" means an extreme difficulty in getting a member of
				  the petitioner's immediate family to and from a day care provider or a
				  pre-school. It means more than mere inconvenience to the petitioner. All other
				  reasonable means of transportation must be unavailable to the petitioner. The
				  impact on the family unit is a valid consideration. An undue hardship is not
				  shown by the mere fact that the driving privileges are suspended or
				  revoked.
"Undue hardship as it relates to educational pursuits" means
				  an extreme difficulty in getting to and from the location of the accredited
				  education course, due to the loss of driving privileges. It also means an
				  extreme difficulty in getting a member of the petitioner's immediate family to
				  and from pre-school, elementary school or high school, or their equivalent.
				  "Educational pursuits" include activities and events conducted, and services
				  provided, by the school district, immediately before and/or after the school
				  day begins; functions and activities required to maintain the student's status
				  as a currently enrolled student; and functions and activities required to
				  fulfill the requirements of a scholarship. It means more than mere
				  inconvenience to the petitioner. All other reasonable means of transportation
				  must be unavailable to the petitioner. The impact on the family unit is a valid
				  consideration. An undue hardship is not shown by the mere fact that the driving
				  privileges are suspended or revoked.
"Undue hardship as it relates to employment" means, as used
				  in the context of IVC Sections 6-205(c) and 6-206(c)3, an extreme difficulty in
				  regard to getting to or from a petitioner's place of employment or to operate
				  on a route during employment; e.g., as delivery person, because of the
				  suspension, revocation, or cancellation of the petitioner's driving privileges.
				  It means more than mere inconvenience on the petitioner and pertains only to
				  the petitioner. All other reasonable means of transportation must be
				  unavailable to the petitioner. The impact on the family unit is a valid
				  consideration. An undue hardship is not shown by the mere fact that the driving
				  privileges are suspended or revoked.
"Undue hardship as it relates to necessary medical care"
				  means an extreme difficulty in regard to getting to and from a location where
				  petitioner or a member of the petitioner's immediate family receives
				  examinations, therapy or treatment, etc., prescribed or recommended by a
				  licensed physical or mental health care provider. It means more than mere
				  inconvenience. There must be no other reasonable alternative means of
				  transportation available. The impact on the family unit is a valid
				  consideration. An undue hardship is not demonstrated by the mere fact that the
				  petitioner's driving privileges are suspended or revoked.
"Undue hardship as it relates to support/recovery program"
				  means an extreme difficulty in regard to getting to and from a location where a
				  petitioner is participating in an ongoing support program. It means more than
				  mere inconvenience. There must be no other reasonable alternative means of
				  transportation available. The impact on the family unit is a valid
				  consideration. An undue hardship is not demonstrated by the mere fact that the
				  petitioner's driving privileges are suspended or revoked.
"Unsuccessful attempt to start the vehicle" means anytime the
				  BAIID permittee or MDDP offender registers a BrAC reading of 0.025 or more on
				  the device when attempting to start the vehicle.
"Vehicle", for purposes of the Breath Alcohol Ignition
				  Interlock Device Program, means every apparatus in, upon or by which any person
				  or property is or may be transported or drawn upon a highway and that is
				  self-propelled, except for apparatuses moved solely by human power, motorized
				  wheelchairs, motorcycles, motor driven cycles and vehicles that require a
				  commercial driver's license to operate.
"Vendor" means a retail or wholesale supplier of a device,
				  and may include a service center.
"W/V" means weight of alcohol in the volume of breath based
				  upon grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath.