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Driver Safety Program
What costs are involved?
There is a fee for a Driver Safety Assessment. Please call 262-524-7921 for current fee information. This fee must be paid in full at the time of the assessment and we do have a pre-payment plan available. Personal checks, cash, money orders, Visa/Mastercard or cashiers checks are accepted forms of payment. We cannot give change, so please bring the exact amount you owe. It is your responsibility to pay all fees owed on the date the assessment is performed. The assessment will need to be rescheduled if you do not have the full amount owed at that time and there will be an additional fee for failure to provide 48 hour notice or failure to appear for the assessment.
Additional fees may be incurred if we need to file amended paperwork, extend your driver safety plan, or file reinstatement paperwork. To reduce additional costs, keep your Assessment Specialist informed about any change in compliance with the Driver Safety Plan developed at your assessment.
What if I can’t keep my appointment?
You are under a court order to comply with the assessment process. In the event you must reschedule your appointment 48 hour notice is required or you will be charged an additional fee. (Forty-eight hour notice does not include weekends and/or holidays.)
If you fail to give 48 hour notice of the need to reschedule and don’t show up, you will be charged an additional fee.
Please call 262-524-7921 for current information on additional fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
About The Driver Safety Assessment
You will need to bring a picture ID for identification.
In Wisconsin, all drivers convicted of alcohol- or other drug-related traffic
violations are court ordered to make an appointment within 72 hours of their
conviction (the 72 hour time line does not include weekends and/or holidays)
with an approved assessment facility for an assessment of the driver’s alcohol
or other drug use and development of an appropriate driver safety plan. Failure
to contact the assessment facility to schedule the appointment within the 72
hour time frame will result in license suspension. Where you live determines
where you need to have the assessment done. There is only one designated
assessment facility in each county. In Waukesha County you must have the
assessment completed at the Addiction Resource Council, Inc.
What is an assessment?
An assessment consists of an interview with a substance use disorder
professional. The focus of the interview is the pattern of your use of alcohol
and/or other drugs, and its effect on your life. The purpose of the interview
is to recognize those patterns of use that may indicate addiction or are
recognized as behaviors that may make you at risk of developing serious
problems. The end result of the assessment is a Driver Safety Plan (DSP),
designed to prevent future alcohol or other drug-related problems. Only the
designated assessment facility may file a Driver Safety Plan on your behalf with
the Department of Transportation. The initial assessment usually takes about an
hour, although there may be need for a second 10 to 15 minute appointment to
complete the process.
What fees are involved?
There is a fee for a Driver Safety Assessment. Please call 262-524-7921 for
current fee information. This fee must be paid in full at the time of the
assessment and we do have a pre-payment plan available. Personal checks, cash,
money orders, Visa/Mastercard or cashiers checks are accepted forms of payment.
We cannot give change, so please bring the exact amount you owe. It is your
responsibility to pay all fees owed on the date the assessment is performed. The
assessment will need to be rescheduled if you do not have the full amount owed
at that time and there will be an additional fee for failure to provide 48 hour
notice or failure to appear for the assessment.
Additional fees may be incurred if we need to file amended paperwork, extend
your driver safety plan, or file reinstatement paperwork. To reduce additional
costs, keep your Assessment Specialist informed about any change in compliance
with the Driver Safety Plan developed at your assessment.
What if I can’t keep my appointment?
You are under a court order to comply with the assessment process. In the event
you must reschedule your appointment, 48-hour notice is required or you will be
charged an additional fee. (Forty-eight hour notice does not include weekends
and/or holidays.) If you fail to give 48-hour notice of the need to reschedule
and don’t show up, you will be charged an additional fee.
Please call 262-524-7921 for current information on additional fees.
What should I bring to the assessment?
We recommend you bring your court order that was received after conviction of
charge. We also require your citation number as the Department of
Transportation requires that information to file necessary paperwork. It is
also useful to bring your health insurance information for Substance Abuse
treatment as that could be recommended and it is helpful in providing you
choices of treatment providers.
Link to DSP FAQ pdf and to DOT
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