How many times can you fail interlock in AZ?

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What you might not know is that if you blow into the device and fail a breath test with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) over . 08 two or more times, the Arizona Motor Vehicle Department can and will extend your ignition interlock requirement for another six months. Feb 1, 2017

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