ADSAC
DUI ASSESSMENTS

Reinstating Your Driver’s License After an Alcohol or Drug-Related Offense

Getting a DUI, DWI, APC, DUID, or any other alcohol or drug-related offense in Oklahoma can result in the loss of your driver’s license.  Completing the ADSAC process is a key step toward reinstating your driver’s license, but it does not ensure automatic reinstatement. 

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Legal Requirements

According to Oklahoma Statute 47-6-212.2, you are required to complete an alcohol and drug education classes or a substance abuse treatment program to reinstate your driver’s license. These programs can range from a 10 or 24-hour ADSAC course, Victims Impact Panel, Substance Abuse Therapy Group to an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) or residential treatment.

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Assessment Process

To determine the appropriate class or program for you, state law requires that you meet with a certified ADSAC Assessor who will use standardized assessment tools approved by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) to evaluate you and make recommendation requirements to complete the ADSAC process.

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State Certified ADSAC Assessor

Step Three, Inc. has certified ADSAC assessors on standby to help when you need it most. Our assessors are committed to treating you with the utmost respect and courtesy throughout your assessment process.

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Convenient ADSAC Assessments: Telehealth and In-Person Options Available

Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services has approved the use of Telehealth for ADSAC Assessments, allowing you to complete your assessment from the comfort of your home using a live, HIPAA-compliant web-based portal. Additionally, you may opt to complete your assessment in person at Step Three, Inc. 815 West Choctaw Street, Broken Bow, Oklahoma.  Appointment is required. 

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Cost of a DUI Assessment

The cost of a DUI ADSAC Assessment in Oklahoma is state regulated and ranges from $160 to $175, depending on the date you received your charge.

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Schedule Your ADSAC Assessment

Need to schedule an ADSAC assessment? Call Step Three to set up your appointment. We understand that it's not always possible to take time off work, so we offer evening and weekend appointments to accommodate your busy schedule. 

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IDAP Program

If your drug or alcohol-related offense occurred after November 1, 2022, state law requires you to complete the Impaired Driver Accountability Program (IDAP) in addition to the ADSAC program. The IDAP program mandates the installation of an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle for a period of time.

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Please note that requirements for reinstatement through IDAP can vary depending on individual circumstances and legal considerations. For detailed and accurate guidance regarding your specific situation, please contact Service Oklahoma at (405) 522-7000 or email info@service.ok.gov.

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If you have questions about these changes or need assistance completing your ADSAC Assessment, contact Step Three, Inc. today and will be glad to assist you.