Early recall definition
Early recall means that a person’s ignition interlock device recorded one tampering or circumvention event, or any ignition interlock malfunction, or any four valid reportable violations within a continuous 90-day period, that requires a person to return to a service center within 72 hours.
Early recall means that a person’s ignition interlock device recorded one tampering or circumvention event, or any ignition interlock malfunction, that requires a person to return to a service center within 72 hours.
Early recall means that a participant’s ignition interlock device recorded one tampering or circumvention event, or any ignition interlock malfunction, that requires the participant to return to a service center within 72 hours.
Examples of Early recall in a sentence
Early recall can be in the employee's normal position(s) and location or in a different location in a position(s) for which the employee is qualified.
If you fit the description above, you may be a settlement class member or a potential settlement class member in this action.
More Definitions of Early recall
Early recall means response of the device due to an action of the individual which requires service of the
Early recall means a condition, signaled by an audible or verbal and visual indication on the BAIID that requires the Participating User to return the vehicle to the Service Provider’s Service Center for unscheduled service and monitoring.
Early recall means response of the device due to an action of the individual, which
Early recall means that a person’s ignition interlock device recorded one tampering or circumvention event, or any ignition inter- lock malfunction, or any four valid reportable violations between accuracy check appointments, that requires a person to return to a service center within 72 hours.
Early recall means that a person’s ignition interlock device recorded one tampering or circumvention event, or any ignition interlock malfunction, that requires a person to return to a service center within 72 hours. “Emergency bypass” means an event that permits a vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock device to be started without requiring successful completion of a required breath alcohol test.
Early recall is a condition, signaled by a visual and or audible indication on the device that requires the participant to return the vehicle to the service provider for an unscheduled monitoring check.