Before you apply to get your licence back, you’ll need to install an alcohol interlock in any vehicle you intend to drive. Your interlock service agent will also need to sign and complete an Alcohol Interlock Installation Certificate [PDF 122 Kb] as evidence that an approved interlock has been installed.
Once you have an interlock installed, present your Alcohol Interlock Installation Certificate [PDF 122 Kb] provided to you by your installer, along with any BCP certificate and your id to a VicRoads office to have your licence re-issued.
Once you have an interlock installed and have your licence reissued, you’re automatically participating in the Victorian Alcohol Interlock Program (VAIP) and you can register to monitor your progress online, using the Alcohol Interlock Management System (AIMS).
Depending on the details of your offence, you will need an interlock for a minimum period of at least six months but may be up to four years.
You may also be required to complete a 2-hour Pre-interlock Removal Behaviour Change Program before applying to have your alcohol interlock licence condition removed. If you had to complete an Intensive Drink and Drug Driver Program (BCP) for your offence, to get your licence back, then you’ll need to complete the 2-hour Pre-interlock Removal Program.
Your interlock usage and removal will be managed VicRoads.
Go to Find an alcohol interlock supplier for more.