Limiting the monetary assistance an indigent person may receive from the ignition interlock device revolving account program.

SB 5287 limits financial assistance for indigent individuals using Washington's ignition interlock device program. It amends state law to restrict monetary aid from the revolving account program to cover installation, removal, and leasing costs for no more than two vehicles per person or household. This change directly affects low-income drivers convicted of DUI-related offenses who qualify for ignition interlock licenses but cannot afford the device costs. The bill does not alter the $21 monthly fee or the program's funding structure, only the scope of assistance provided to indigent applicants.