MO HB1176

Expands the definition of "restricted driving privilege" to include a 90-day interlock restricted privilege allowing driving for work, school, medical treatment, court obligations, religious services, childcare, and basic needs

Modifies ignition interlock device requirements so that violations within the last three months of the required six-month installation period extend the requirement until three consecutive violation-free months are completed, rather than adding a flat six-month extension

Adds "continuous alcohol monitoring" as a defined term (automatic testing of breath, blood, or transdermal alcohol at least hourly with regular data transmission) and authorizes courts to order it as a probation condition for second or subsequent DWI/boating while intoxicated offenses

Removes several waiting periods for limited driving privileges, including the 30-day waiting period for first-time DWI offenders and the 45-day waiting period for DWI court participants

Makes felony convictions for leaving the scene of an accident under section 577.060 no longer disqualify an applicant from receiving a limited driving privilege, and makes failure to maintain required ignition interlock proof or financial responsibility with the Department of Revenue a class A misdemeanor