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First Offense DUI in Florida

In Florida, the penalties for DUI increase depending on various factors of the offense. If a driver is caught with a blood alcohol content of more than .08, they risk a DUI conviction. They may have to pay a fine of up to $1,000. Their driver’s license may be revoked for up to a year, and they may have to install an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977).

This fine may increase up to $2,000 if there was a minor present at the time or if the breath alcohol level was 0.15 or higher. In addition to the fines, drivers risk up to six months in jail or nine months if a minor was in the car or their BAC is equal to or more than .15. Their driver’s license may be revoked for up to a year, and, if their BAC was at or above 0.15 or a minor was present, they will have to install an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977) to regain driving privileges. If anyone is injured, the revocation increases to a minimum of three years.

Refusal of a Breath Test: This can carry many similar penalties to a DUI conviction.

Second Offense DUI in Florida

Repeat offenders will automatically pay a fine of at least $1,000, and possibly up to $2,000, for a second DUI offense. If a child was present or if the breath alcohol level was 0.15 or higher, it could increase up to $4,000. They could also spend up to nine months in jail, or up to 12 months if a child is present. If they are convicted a second time within five years of their first conviction, they will have to serve a mandatory 10-day jail sentence. If the offense is within five years, drivers risk their license being revoked for five years.

A second offense DUI will require the use of an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977) for at least one year if the driver’s BAC was greater than .08 and less than .15.

A second offense DUI will require the use of an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977) for at least two years if the driver’s BAC was greater than 0.15 or a minor was in the vehicle.

Third Offense DUI in Florida

A third DUI offense only increases the fines. If someone is caught for DUI and convicted, and it’s been less than 10 years, they may have a fine of up to $5,000. If their third conviction is within 10 years of a prior, they also risk mandatory jail time of at least 30 days. They may also receive additional jail time up to 12 months. Their license may be revoked for up to 10 years if it’s less than 10 years since the previous offense, but they would be eligible for a hardship license after 2 years.

A third offense DUI will require the use of an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977) for two years if the driver’s BAC was greater than .08 and less than .15.

A third offense DUI will require the use of an ignition interlock device from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977) for at least 2 years.

How Do I Get a Hardship License in Florida?

Hardship licenses may be an option for some drivers. They will allow them to drive to restricted locations if they meet certain criteria. To qualify, drivers may need to:

Install an ignition interlock device (IID) from an approved provider like (Intoxalock 833-392-3977)
Provide proof of SR-22 liability insurance
Complete any treatment programs or DUI school requirements, if referred by the court
Pay all fines
Submit reinstatement fee, administrative fee, and all license fees