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Ignition Interlock Device (IID) in Vermont

Vermont uses the term "DUI" for impaired driving offenses. IID requirement: required for all dui offenses. First offense duration: 1 year. Monthly cost: $65-$100.

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Required for all DUI offenses

Quick Answer

Vermont requires IID for all DUI convictions, including first offenses, as a condition of license reinstatement.

IID Duration by Offense

OffenseIID Duration
1st Offense1 year
2nd Offense2 years
3rd Offense3 years
4th+ OffenseCourt-determined (typically 3+ years)

BAC threshold: Any DUI conviction (no BAC threshold — all offenders)

IID Cost Breakdown in Vermont

Installation$80-$150

One-time

Monthly Lease$65-$100/mo

Lease + monitoring

Calibration$25-$75

Every 60 days

Removal$50-$100

One-time

Est. Total (6 mo)$520-$850

All-in estimate

Est. Total (12 mo)$910-$1,450

All-in estimate

Approved IID Providers in Vermont

IntoxalockSmart StartLifeSafer

Contact providers directly for current pricing and service center locations in Vermont. Compare at least 2-3 providers before choosing — prices and service quality vary.

Restricted License with IID

Available

Vermont allows driving with IID installed as a condition of license reinstatement.

Tampering / Circumvention Penalties

Tampering with an IID in Vermont carries additional penalties including fines and extension of the IID period.

Early Removal

Vermont does not allow early removal.

Vermont-Specific Notes

Vermont requires IID for all DUI offenders. The state's rural areas may have limited service center access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an IID required for a first DUI in Vermont?
Yes. Vermont requires IID for all DUI convictions, including first offenses, for 1 year.
How long do I need an IID in Vermont?
First offense: 1 year. Second: 2 years. Third: 3 years. Fourth or more: court-determined.
How much does an IID cost in Vermont?
Total for 1 year (first offense): approximately $950-$1,600.

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Disclaimer: This is informational only, not legal advice. IID requirements, costs, and approved providers change frequently. Verify current requirements with the Vermont DMV, your IID provider, or a qualified DUI attorney in Vermont.