Q: I had my NC drivers license reinstated in a hearing 2 weeks ago--I am required to have an interlock device--
I have had a throat injury and surgeries that prevent me from doing the blow and hum necessary to activate the interlock--I can do the breath sample but can not hum--does the state have to provide me with an alternate method--does the state have to deactivate the hum feature--I was declared disabled by the social security ad because of this injury -It seems that the states primary concern would be the breath sample--which i can give-is it discriminatory for the state to require me to do something that a disability prevents me from doing--when there are alternate methods
A: Contact DMV and ask.
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