What Colorado calls it
In Colorado the limited driving privilege is the restricted license with interlock. You apply through the Colorado DMV (hearings division). Typical wait before you are eligible: 30 days of a full revocation for a first offense.
The filing comes first
Colorado DMV requires the SR-22 for 3 years and pulls the interlock privilege immediately on lapse.
Minimum liability in Colorado is 25/50/15, and the filing must stay active for 3 years. See Colorado SR-22 insurance.
Colorado requirements checklist
- Proof of SR-22 financial responsibility filed by your insurer
- Payment of all reinstatement and application fees
- Completion of any court-ordered alcohol or drug education program
- Ignition interlock for at least 8 months on a first offense
- Enrollment in Level I or Level II alcohol education
We file directly with the DMV
Insurance Exchange of America handles the reinstatement paperwork so you don't have to. Your SR-22 or FR-44 filing is transmitted to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) electronically, usually the same business day you buy the policy.
- Same-day certificate processing when possible
- Electronic filing to the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
- License reinstatement status tracked for you
No vehicle in your name?
A non-owner Colorado policy satisfies the same filing requirement and usually costs far less than a full owner policy.
Fees to expect
$95 for most DUI-related reinstatements
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