Oklahoma Ignition Interlock Device Questions

Contact an attorney for legal advice or the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety for driving privilege information.

Vehicle with a properly working electrical system, picture ID, your driver’s license #, and payment for services.

Our service center technician will provide you with an Installation Verification Form (IVF) for you to take to your monitoring/ installation authority.

Only devices that meet the state requirements for Oklahoma are used at our service centers.

All violations require service within 5 days of the time the violation occurred.

Typical services are monthly, however, state regulations allow for 65 day increments between services.

First Time Revocation – BAC less than 0.15

6-month license revocation. Driving privileges can be restored with the installation of an IID, provided qualifications are met.

First Time Revocation – BAC 0.15 or greater or Refused Test

6-month license revocation, driving privileges can be restored with the installation of an IID, provided qualifications are met. Upon conclusion of the revocation period an IID must be installed for 1 ½ years or until the license is reinstated, whichever is longer.

2nd Revocation

12-month license revocation with mandatory interlock installation for the revocation period. Upon conclusion of the revocation period an IID is required for 3 years or until their license is reinstated, whichever is longer.

3rd or Subsequent Revocation

3-year license revocation with mandatory interlock installation for the revocation period. Upon conclusion of the revocation period, they will be required to install an IID for 5 years or until their license is reinstated, whichever is longer.

If an ignition interlock is required for driving privileges, the driver must receive a replacement license bearing the words “Interlock Required” on the face of the license for as long as they are required to have an ignition interlock device.

Valid reinstated driver’s license with interlock restriction removed.

The state of Oklahoma requires an ignition interlock device be installed on a vehicle before you will be eligible for a modified/ interlock required driver’s license.

OK DPS only requires an interlock be installed on any vehicle you drive.

Your unit can be serviced at any Smart Start service center within the state or any service center that is located further than 25 miles from the Oklahoma State line.

1. Three (3) penalty fails, at startup, within a fifteen (15) minute time frame.
2. A circumvention.
3. Three (3) retest violations constitute a reportable violation. Each retest violation thereafter constitutes a reportable violation.
4. Removal of the device except:
   • Upon receipt of documentation from the Installation Authority or Monitor authorizing said removal.
   • The vehicle is being repaired. The program participant must inform the licensed service center at least every eight (8) days as to the anticipated date of completion of repairs, or
   • The vehicle is being replaced. In the event the vehicle is being replaced by another vehicle, the removal and reinstallation of the device in the subsequent vehicle must be accomplished within eight (8) days of the removal.
5.  Tampering.

Contact Smart Start for an installation appointment.

The installation authority will advise you of your device requirements.

Contact your installation authority for instructions on this matter.

No, the camera only takes pictures when the device is requesting a breath sample.

Contact your attorney for further information.

Visit ok.gov/bot for the rules and regulations set for Oklahoma.

All of our service centers accept cash, credit cards, and money orders made payable to the service center you ar. Personal checks are not accepted.

There is no requirement for this in Oklahoma.

No.

Motorcycle Ignition Interlock installation laws differ by state. Smart Start operates throughout the U.S. as a certified manufacturer and will work harder than other companies to provide you a seamless Interlock program that still follows your case requirements in the state of Oklahoma. Please call our Customer Care Center at 800-831-3299 if you have any questions.

No, but can be, if requested.