Oklahoma Requirements
There are a variety of penalties for DUI offenders in Oklahoma, both financial and administrative.
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The OK Ignition Interlock Program
The legal blood alcohol content (BAC) limit in Oklahoma is .08 percent. Offenders found to have a BAC at or above that limit risk these penalties, which include license revocation or suspension. Some offenders may be able to regain their driving privileges if they install an ignition interlock device (IID) from an approved provider.Oklahoma now operates a compliance-based interlock program. This means that you may be required to keep your interlock installed for longer if you have violations including testing failures. If anyone required to have an interlock withdraws from the program, their driving privileges will be immediately revoked.
What Happens if I Get a DUI in Oklahoma?
First DUI Offense
- 10 days to one year in jail
- Fines up to $1,000
- License revoked for 180 days
- Interlock device may be required
Second DUI Offense
- Potential fines of up to $2,500
- One to five years in jail
- License revoked for one year
- Interlock required to regain license
Third DUI Offense
- Potential fines up to $5,000
- One year minimum in jail, with maximum of 10 years
- License revoked for three years (may be longer depending on circumstances of event)
- Ignition interlock required
What Happens if I Fail to Complete or Refuse to Submit to a DUI Test in Oklahoma?
Refusing a BAC test is not a means of avoiding consequences for an alcohol-involved driving incident. There are still penalties for refusing the test. They include license revocation for 180 days to three years.
How Do I Regain Driving Privileges in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma allows qualified offenders to regain driving privileges if they install an ignition interlock device from an approved provider. The other criteria they must meet include:
- Complete serving the mandatory suspension period
- Complete paying fines
- Serve the required amount of jail time or community service
- Pay the required license reinstatement fee of $50
- Show proof of installation of ignition interlock device
There may be additional criteria to meet depending on the circumstances of the incident and the offender’s previous record.
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The Process: What to Expect
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Consult with Legal Counsel
Seek guidance from a DUI lawyer to understand your legal options and rights following a DUI violation.
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Get an Assessment
Complete a court-ordered or voluntary assessment to evaluate your risk level and determine any required interventions.
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Schedule Interlock Install
Speak to our State Specialists to schedule your IID installation to meet court or state requirements.
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Regular Monitoring
Your ignition interlock usage will be regularly monitored to maintain compliance with legal requirements.
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Device Removal
After fulfilling your IID requirement and receiving approval from your monitoring authority, you can arrange to have your ignition interlock device removed at your local service center.
Interlock Cost in Oklahoma
Expert DUI Attorneys in Oklahoma
Albert J. Hoch, Jr. Attorney at Law
Oklahoma City, OK 73106
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Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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Oklahoma City, OK 73106
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Oklahoma City, OK 73107
Oklahoma FAQs
An ignition interlock device is a technological solution that curtails the risks associated with drunk driving by implementing a breathalyzer-based ignition lock.
Some Oklahoma drunk drivers are required to install an IID by the DMV, others are required to install one because they have enrolled in IDAP, the Impaired Driving Accountability Program. Regardless of who has ordered the device to be installed, the device must be installed by a state-approved interlock provider.
Intoxalock customers pay a deposit of $81.99 to $100, plus a set-up fee of $29.99 and a state fee of $10 at their installation appointment. The monthly lease costs are $49.99 to $81.99, and depend on what type of interlock you install, what kind of car you have, and what provider you choose.
Once you’re ready to install, you can make an appointment with help from an Intoxalock state specialist, or find an Intoxalock service center near you and call yourself.
You will need to let the service center technician know if your device is required by the DMV or IDAP, and bring your driver’s license to the appointment.
Visit the Oklahoma locations page to review all locations in Oklahoma.
You can remove the device at any time. If you remove before your interlock term is up, there may be penalties. If you are enrolled in the IDAP program, make sure to have a final calibration completed on or after your end date (listed on the IIH form). You can request the Ignition Interlock History (IIH) form from IDAP personnel. When you have completed the final calibration, you send the IIH form to the Board of Tests. They will verify the information and share it with Service Oklahoma, and you must contact Service Oklahoma for authorization to remove the device.
You do need to make sure you are authorized for removal, but you do not need to bring anything to the appointment.
Check the Oklahoma state page for all DUI penalties.
No, financial assistance is not available in Oklahoma.
Intoxalock partners with many Oklahoma attorneys with experience in DUI cases. Check the list to find one near you.
To see how an ignition interlock device works, visit our ignition interlock page and watch our video demonstrating how to use the device.
To learn more about ignition interlock information, please visit our ignition interlock device page.
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