NC S619

Establishes a 0.02 alcohol concentration restriction on all restoration of licenses revoked for impaired driving offenses or refusal to submit to chemical analysis, lowered from 0.15.

Requires ignition interlock systems on limited driving privileges for anyone convicted of alcohol-related offenses including driving while impaired, driving after consuming alcohol while under 21, or those who refuse chemical analysis.

Eliminates the automatic stay of license revocation when requesting a hearing for implied-consent offenses; revocation becomes effective immediately unless specific conditions are met.

Extends ignition interlock requirement periods by one year if a person violates conditions of their restricted license, and provides for administrative fees and installation costs paid by the person required to install the system.

Modifies habitual impaired driving statute to remove the 10-year lookback period requirement, allowing prosecution based on three or more prior impaired driving convictions at any time.