Were You Recently Arrested for a DUI?

If you were arrested for a DUI in Utah, here’s what you need to know:

• Vehicle Impound: Your vehicle was likely impounded. Learn how to retrieve your vehicle.

• Request a Hearing Within 10 Days of Your Arrest: You must request a hearing with the Driver License Division (DLD) within 10 days of your arrest. Complete this form to request your hearing.

• Legal Representation: You can seek legal counsel to represent you in your DLD hearing and court appearance.

• Driving Privilege Suspension: Your driving privilege may be withdrawn 45 days after the date of your arrest.

• Ignition Interlock Restriction:

  • If convicted of a DUI alcohol violation, you will be ignition interlock restricted.
    • Under 21 years old: Restricted for 3 years.
    • 21 years or older: Restricted for 18 months.

• Alcohol-Restricted Driver Information:
  If you’ve been convicted, suspended, or revoked for a DUI,  make sure you review the alcohol-restricted driver requirements.

Key Information About Your DUI Arrest

• There are two sides to a DUI arrest:

  • The administrative side involves the Utah Driver License Division.
  • The criminal side involves the court in the county where you were arrested.
  • One or both sides may take action against you.

• Take Action Immediately:

  • Request a DLD hearing within 10 days of your arrest.
  • Stay informed by talking with your DLD hearing officer.