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Who needs Ignition Interlock in Kansas?

· Anyone who has a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th DUI offense.

· Anyone on a 1st offense for test refusal.

· Anyone who has had a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th offense, with an alcohol content of .15 or above.

· Anyone court ordered in Kansas to obtain an ignition interlock device.

What paperwork will I need?

· You will need a copy of your court paperwork if you are court ordered.

· You will need your state DMV letter if ordered through the Department of Motor Vehicles.

· You will need Ignition Interlock Install/Removal Verification Form. (We will provide this.)

· Smart Start can handle any paperwork for you pertaining to requesting ignition interlock.

· Smart Start handles all paperwork reporting to the state on your behalf.

· Smart Start will make sure you get credit for each month you are installed.

Is Smart Start certified by Kansas to install Ignition Interlock Devices?

· Smart Start is certified and has been for over a decade in Kansas. We have installed thousands of ignition interlock devices in Kansas. We have statewide physical service facilities, be wary of a company that installs out of their trunk. Smart Start will be there if there is ever a problem, unlike those companies that operate out of their vehicle. Our technicians are certified and have installed on nearly every year, make and model vehicle. This will ensure your vehicle is handled safely and securely.

Kansas DUI Law

Concentration of .08 - .14.

Offense

1. 30 day license suspension, followed by 330 days of restricted driving privileges. Can drive unrestricted with an ignition interlock device. Must request to have ignition interlock. Smart Start can file this request for you.

2. 1 year license suspension. Followed by one year restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full driving privileges reinstated. On a second offense only, after 45 days of your hard suspension you may apply for an ignition interlock restricted license. This allows you to drive, under restrictions, during the remainder of the suspension period. Smart Start can file this request for you.

3. 1 year license suspension. Followed by one year restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full driving privileges reinstated.

4. 1 year license suspension. Followed by one year restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full driving privileges reinstated.

5. Permanent license suspension for any 5th or subsequent offense.

Concentration of .15 and above.

1. One year license suspension. Followed by one year restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full driving privileges reinstated.

2. One year license suspension. Followed by two years restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full driving privileges reinstated.

3. One year license suspension. Followed by three years restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full license privileges reinstated.

4. One year license suspension. Followed by four years restricted to ignition interlock device. Must show proof of completion of your ignition interlock period before you can have full license privileges reinstated.

5. Permanent License Suspension.

Test Refusal

2. Suspend two years.

3. Suspend three years.

4. Suspend ten years.

5. Permanent License Suspension

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