Section 10-2 - Definitions (a) As used in these rules and regulations, the following terms, when used, have the following meanings: - (i) "Calibrate" means to test and adjust an ignition interlock device so that it accurately measures alcohol concentration.
- (ii) "Certificate" means a document issued by the Department authorizing a person to install and remove ignition interlock devices and, where applicable, to train installers.
- (iii) "Circumventing" means an overt, conscious attempt to use a bogus or filtered breath sample or an electronic bypass mechanism to start a vehicle, or to push start or hot wire a vehicle without taking and passing an initial breath test.
- (iv) "Department" means the Wyoming Department of Transportation.
- (v) "Filtered breath sample" means a breath sample filtered through a substance such as, but not limited to, silica gel, drierite, cat litter, cigarette filters, water filters, or cotton in an attempt to remove alcohol from the sample.
- (vi) "Initial breath test" means a breath test required to start a vehicle to ensure that the driver's alcohol concentration is below the maximum allowable level before a driver can start a vehicle.
- (vii) "Ignition interlock service provider" means any person who installs, services, monitors, calibrates, or repairs ignition interlock devices and who must be certified by the Department to perform such work. The term will also include "manufacturer" as defined in this rule.
- (viii) "Manufacturer" means a person who produces or assembles ignition interlock devices.
- (ix) "Random retest" means a breath test required within randomly variable intervals while a driver is driving a vehicle to ensure that the driver's alcohol concentration remains below the maximum allowable level.
- (x) "Reference sample" means either a dry gas sample or a wet bath solution containing a known concentration of alcohol at a known temperature used to calibrate an ignition interlock device.
- (xi) "Service" means to calibrate, maintain, download data from, and inspect ignition interlock devices for evidence of tampering or circumventing, and to report information to the Department.
- (xii) "Service technician" means an employee of an ignition interlock service provider who is trained by a manufacturer or an ignition interlock service provider to service ignition interlock devices.
045-10 Wyo. Code R. § 10-2