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Drivers License Revocation

IGNITION INTERLOCK DEVICE DURATION STATE APPROVED ALCOHOL/DRUG ASSESSMENT
First Revocation– If the person refused to submit to a test, or had a blood or breath alcohol concentration of 0.15 or more =1/12 years after the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstate, whichever is longer

Second Revocation– A period of 4 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Third or Subsequent Revocation– A period of 5 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Must complete all reccomendations following the assessment. This may take up to twelve months to complete. Once completed, a completion certificate will be provided to you. You must then provide the certificate to the Driver Compliance Division of DPS
First Revocation– If the person refused to submit to a test, or had a blood or breath alcohol concentration of 0.15 or more =1/12 years after the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstate, whichever is longer

Second Revocation– A period of 4 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Third or Subsequent Revocation– A period of 5 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Must complete all reccomendations following the assessment. This may take up to twelve months to complete. Once completed, a completion certificate will be provided to you. You must then provide the certificate to the Driver Compliance Division of DPS
N/A Must complete all reccomendations following the assessment. This may take up to twelve months to complete. Once completed, a completion certificate will be provided to you. You must then provide the certificate to the Driver Compliance Division of DPS
First Revocation– If the person refused to submit to a test, or had a blood or breath alcohol concentration of 0.15 or more =1/12 years after the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstate, whichever is longer

Second Revocation– A period of 4 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Third or Subsequent Revocation– A period of 5 years following the mandatory period of revocation or until the driving privileges of the person are reinstated, whichever is longer

Must complete all reccomendations following the assessment. This may take up to twelve months to complete. Once completed, a completion certificate will be provided to you. You must then provide the certificate to the Driver Compliance Division of DPS
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