Oregon · DUII · Checked October 2026
Ignition Interlock Rules in Oregon
Ignition Interlock Rules in Oregon: What Are the Rules?
When Oregon requires an ignition interlock after a DUII.
- First offense
- Yes, for 1 year after the suspension ends
- Repeat offenses
- 2 years after the suspension ends for a second or later conviction; 5 years in certain cases, such as DUII with homicide or first-degree assault or restoration after permanent revocation
First Offense in Oregon
Yes, for 1 year after the suspension ends
Repeat Offenses in Oregon
2 years after the suspension ends for a second or later conviction; 5 years in certain cases, such as DUII with homicide or first-degree assault or restoration after permanent revocation
How the Program Works in Oregon
You must submit a 90-day no-negative report at the end of the period or the requirement continues; you pay all device costs
More on DUII Law in Oregon
See the full overview of DUII laws in Oregon and read about how ignition interlock programs work.
This page summarizes Oregon law from official sources, checked October 2026. It isn't legal advice; a lawyer licensed in Oregon can advise on your case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is an Ignition Interlock Required for a First DUII in Oregon?
Yes, for 1 year after the suspension ends
Is an Interlock Required for Repeat Offenses?
2 years after the suspension ends for a second or later conviction; 5 years in certain cases, such as DUII with homicide or first-degree assault or restoration after permanent revocation