Colorado Level II Alcohol Education requires 24 hours over 12 weeks, but therapy can extend the total program to 8–13 months. Learn how Colorado DUI Tracks A–D work, who assigns your track, and what to expect.
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A DUI in Colorado can cost far more than the court fine. Learn about attorney fees, DUI classes and treatment, ignition interlock, insurance, DMV costs and other expenses—and use our Colorado DUI Cost Calculator to estimate the potential financial impact.
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Learn when online DUI classes may satisfy Colorado court, probation, and DMV requirements, why BHA licensing matters, and what to verify before enrolling in DUI education or therapy.
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How long should you wait to drive after using marijuana in Colorado? Learn current cannabis driving guidance, the 5 ng THC rule, and how marijuana DUI laws work.
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Colorado’s Express Consent Law can trigger driver’s-license consequences after a DUI chemical-test refusal. Learn the 7-day hearing deadline, revocation periods, early reinstatement rules, and when Level II treatment may be required.
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Colorado Level I DUI Education is a 12-hour alcohol and drug education program. Learn who may need Level I, how it differs from Level II, and what to confirm before enrolling.
Read MoreIf you are in immediate crisis and would like to talk to someone via phone or text, Colorado Crisis Services is available 24/7/365 and is free for all Coloradans and their families. To contact them, click here.
Additionally, the national 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is also free and available 24/7/365.
