Alaska DUI Laws

Updated: Nov 12, 2021

Were you issued a DUI in the State of Alaska? We have what you need to educate yourself and become better situated so that you can fix this problem.

The Law

Alaska DUI law states that it is unlawful for any person to drive a motor vehicle, or operate a boat or aircraft while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or inhalants. A person can be cited for a DUI if his or her blood alcohol concentration is .08% or greater within two hours of driving the vehicle.

Arkansas DWI/DUI License Reinstatement Requirements

Before a license can be reinstated after a DWI/BWI Alcohol related administrative conviction, the following requirements must be met:

• Individual must complete a state sanctioned Drug and Alcohol Education or treatment program. They must submit the “original” signed completion certificate to Driver Control.
• Individual must attend a Victim Impact Panel class and submit a completion certificate to Driver Control.
• Individual must have an ignition interlock device installed in their vehicle for a period equal to the driver’s license suspension time. They must submit a “Confirmation of Interlock Requirement” form to Driver Control.
• Individual must pay a $150 reinstatement fee. Payments may be made in person at any State Revenue Office, by mail or online at mydmv.arkansas.gov.
• Individual with a “Revoked” license status will be required to pass all phases of the Arkansas Driver’s License Exam.

The Penalties

• Imprisonment: A minimum of 10 consecutive days in jail.
• Fines: The minimum fine is $250, plus an additional $500 fee for the Prison Construction and Operation Fund and another $500 for the Public Safety Equipment Fund.
• Impact on License: Suspended license for 90 days.
• Ignition Interlock Device: Applied to your motor vehicle for a minimum of 12 months.

The Solution

To have your license reinstated, first file an SR22 form. If you do not know where to get one contact your insurance agent. The length you will need to maintain an SR22 varies depending on your offense so ask the judge or your lawyer for full details.

Many courts will also require that you complete an alcohol awareness program. Check with your court and if required start our course at any time. 100% online means no sitting in a classroom or driving to a location miles away. Save time, money and energy when you take you DUI class with us.

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