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How much does a DUI cost in Oklahoma?

A first DUI in Oklahoma carries a statutory fine of Up to $1,000. This guide stacks every cost layer an official Oklahoma source prices — the fine, court costs, the license reinstatement fee, the DUI program, ignition interlock, and the SR-22 insurance filing — and says plainly which layers no official source prices at all.

Oklahoma DUI costs at a glance	Figure
Statutory fine — first DUI	A first-offense DUI in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor under 47 O.S. § 11-902, punishable by imprisonment of not less than 10 days nor more than one year and a fine of not more than $1,000; the statute sets no minimum fine. Every person convicted must also participate in a substance abuse assessment and evaluation and follow all of its recommendations.
Statutory fine — second DUI	The statute separates a second offense: Up to $2,500. Second offenses also carry longer suspensions and program requirements — see the sections below.
Court costs & fees	Court costs are assessed by the court hearing the case and vary by court. No single statewide court-cost figure for DUI is published on the official pages reviewed.
License suspension — first offense	A DUI leads to revocation of driving privileges administered by Service Oklahoma. Under the Impaired Driver Accountability Program (IDAP), an eligible Class D driver can obtain a modified license by installing an ignition interlock device rather than serving the full revocation with no driving.
License reinstatement fee	Oklahoma's reinstatement charges are set by 47 O.S. § 6-212 (a processing fee, a trauma-care assessment, a DUI fee and a single reinstatement fee), but the amounts could not be verified from an official page opened for this project.
Ignition interlock	Conditional — restricted license / court order — An ignition interlock is required to drive on a modified license under the Impaired Driver Accountability Program, and a person convicted of aggravated DUI (BAC .15 or more) must use an interlock for at least 30 days as part of the sentence under § 11-902(D). It is not imposed on every first offender who simply serves the revocation.
DUI education / treatment program	Before sentencing, the court must order an alcohol and drug substance abuse evaluation and assessment by an agency or assessor certified by the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and the defendant must reimburse the agency for it. The fee is set by 43A O.S. § 3-460 and was not verified for this project.
SR-22 insurance filing	Whether Oklahoma requires an SR-22 filing after a DUI could not be verified from an official source opened for this project.

The fine

A first-offense DUI in Oklahoma is a misdemeanor under 47 O.S. § 11-902, punishable by imprisonment of not less than 10 days nor more than one year and a fine of not more than $1,000; the statute sets no minimum fine. Every person convicted must also participate in a substance abuse assessment and evaluation and follow all of its recommendations.

Court costs & fees

Court costs are assessed by the court hearing the case and vary by court. No single statewide court-cost figure for DUI is published on the official pages reviewed.

License suspension & reinstatement

A DUI leads to revocation of driving privileges administered by Service Oklahoma. Under the Impaired Driver Accountability Program (IDAP), an eligible Class D driver can obtain a modified license by installing an ignition interlock device rather than serving the full revocation with no driving.

Oklahoma's reinstatement charges are set by 47 O.S. § 6-212 (a processing fee, a trauma-care assessment, a DUI fee and a single reinstatement fee), but the amounts could not be verified from an official page opened for this project.

The national picture — which states charge the most to reinstate — is in our license reinstatement guide.

Ignition interlock

An ignition interlock is required to drive on a modified license under the Impaired Driver Accountability Program, and a person convicted of aggravated DUI (BAC .15 or more) must use an interlock for at least 30 days as part of the sentence under § 11-902(D). It is not imposed on every first offender who simply serves the revocation.

How interlock pricing works (installation, monthly lease, calibration, removal) is in our ignition interlock cost guide.

DUI education & treatment program

Before sentencing, the court must order an alcohol and drug substance abuse evaluation and assessment by an agency or assessor certified by the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and the defendant must reimburse the agency for it. The fee is set by 43A O.S. § 3-460 and was not verified for this project.

SR-22 & insurance

Whether Oklahoma requires an SR-22 filing after a DUI could not be verified from an official source opened for this project.

What an SR-22 is, which states charge a filing fee, and how long it must be carried: SR-22 cost guide.

Towing, impound & other charges

The court may also order attendance at a victims impact panel, which charges a fee of $15 to $25 (§ 11-902(H)), and the defendant pays for the mandatory assessment and any treatment it recommends. A second offense within 10 years is a felony, with a fine of not more than $2,500 under the imprisonment option in § 11-902(C)(2).

Worked total: the verified charges stacked

Item	Cost
Statutory fine	Up to $1,000
Total of the verified state-set charges above	$0–$1,000

That total is deliberately incomplete: it leaves out everything no official Oklahoma source prices statewide — court costs where they are set county by county, interlock lease payments to a private vendor, towing and storage, and the insurance increase that follows an SR-22. Add your own figures for those in the cost calculator.

Sources: 47 O.S. § 11-902 via Oklahoma State Courts Network (OSCN). Researched October 2026 — confirm current figures with the court and the driver-licensing agency.

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