Who must install an IID in Kansas?

DUI offenders whose licenses are suspended due to a DUI conviction are required to install an IID if they wish to regain driving privileges.

What penalties do DUI offenders face in Kansas?

Penalties include fines, license revocation, community service, and mandatory attendance at treatment programs depending on prior offenses.

How long is an IID required after a DUI conviction in Kansas?

To regain driving privileges, individuals must complete their IID program, fulfill all penalty requirements including fines, and provide proof of SR-22 insurance if required.

Are there exemptions from installing an IID in Kansas?

Certain exemptions exist for individuals without vehicles or those with medical conditions that prevent them from using an IID.

How does Clear2Drive support installation and maintenance in Kansas?

Clear2Drive assists with scheduling installations at state-approved locations and provides reminders for necessary maintenance every 30 days.

What costs should individuals expect when installing an IID in Kansas?

Costs generally start around $3 per day plus any applicable state fees; financial assistance options may be available for those demonstrating hardship.

How does Clear2Drive monitor compliance with state regulations?

Compliance is monitored through regular reporting to the DMV and ongoing support from Clear2Drive’s Client service team.

What steps are involved in removing the IID once requirements are fulfilled?

Clients must submit proof of compliance to their monitoring authority and request removal; state approval is often necessary before proceeding with device removal.

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State Spotlight Series: Kansas DUI Laws & Penalties

Penalties for DUI Offenses

First Offense:

Fines: Up to $1,000.
Jail Time: 48 hours to 6 months.
License Suspension: 30 days (1 year if BAC is 0.15% or higher).
ADSAP: Mandatory completion.
Ignition Interlock Device (IID): 180 days (1 year if BAC is 0.15% or higher).

Second Offense:

Fines: Up to $1,750.
Jail Time: 5 days to 12 months.
License Suspension: 1 year.
ADSAP: Mandatory completion.
IID: 1 year (2 years if BAC is 0.15% or higher).

Third Offense:

Fines: Up to $2,500.
Jail Time: 90 days to 1 year.
License Revocation: 1 year.
ADSAP: (30-month program)Mandatory completion.
IID: 2 years (3 years if BAC is 0.15% or higher).

Aggravating Factors:

BAC of 0.15% or higher.
Refusal to undergo chemical testing.
Causing injury or property damage.
Driving with a minor in the vehicle.