I am required to have an interlock (breathalyzer) in NJ. Can I still drive without one in other states?
This is the greyest of grey areas of the law. Once you are out of state, I do not know what the police would do if you were found operating.
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This is the greyest of grey areas of the law. Once you are out of state, I do not know what the police would do if you were found operating.
Your husband is not on the title, so the answer is no.
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