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Oregon DUI Laws

Charged with DUI or DUII in Oregon? Speak with a DUI attorney today!

DUI in Oregon, sometimes known as DUII - driving under the influence of intoxicants - is a crime that can leave a lasting mark on your life. First time convictions may carry a minimum fine of $1,000 and installation of ignition interlock devices.

Because of the complexities of Oregon's DUI and DUII laws, many people faced with drunk driving charges seek the help of a DUI attorney. A lawyer specializing in Oregon DUI laws can answer questions about your case and explain the options available. Remember: The choices you make today will have an impact on your tomorrow.

You need to know how Oregon DUI laws will affect your case. You deserve this information early in the process. To speak with an Oregon DUI attorney near you, simply fill out the form on this page or call 877-349-1311 for a free DUI case evaluation.

The penalties for DUI in Oregon, even if this is your first DUI charge, are serious. Refusing a breath test in Oregon means you could lose your driver's license for one year and be fined up to $1,000.

Oregon DUI (DUII) Penalties

First DUI Conviction

  • Minimum $1,000 fine
  • Up to 48 hours in jail
  • 80-250 hours of community service
  • 1-year ignition interlock installation
  • Completion of screening interview and alcohol/drug treatment program

Second DUI Conviction

  • Minimum $1,500 fine
  • Up to 48 hours in jail
  • 80-250 hours of community service
  • 2-year ignition interlock installation
  • Completion of screening interview and alcohol/drug treatment program

Three or More DUI Convictions (within 10 years)

  • Minimum $2,000 fine
  • Up to 48 hours in jail
  • 80-250 hours of community service
  • 2-year ignition interlock installation
  • Possible permanent loss of driver's license

Penalties for Refusal

  • $500-$1,000 fine
  • First refusal: 90 day to 1 year license suspension
  • Second refusal in 5 years: Three-year driver's license suspension

Ask an Oregon DUI Attorney About Your Options

A local DUI attorney can answer any questions you might have about the laws in Oregon or your specific DUI case. To speak with a DUI lawyer near you today, fill out the free case evaluation form on this page or call us, toll free, at 877-349-1311.

Note: Laws may have changed since our last update. For the latest information on these DUI laws, speak to a local DUI lawyer in the state.

The list of Oregon DUI (DUII) penalties is not all-inclusive. DUI penalties may vary depending on various factors, such as your prior driving record.



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