The term DUI ("Driving Under the Influence") refers to the legal offense of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated by alcohol or other drugs that impair a motorist's driving ability. Anyone arrested in Illinois on a DUI offense must undergo a substance abuse evaluation and complete a remedial education, intervention or treatment program in order to retain or regain his or her driving privileges.

TAP Resources, Inc. is licensed by the Illinois Department of Alcohol and Substance Abuse (DASA) to provide DUI related services, i.e. DUI Uniform Report Evaluations, DUI Risk Education, and substance abuse intervention, counseling and treatment services.

Click to read article, reproduced from a brochure published by the State of Illinois, describes the DUI evaluation process and the various treatment requirements associated with each result.

DUI Uniform Report Evaluations
Drivers Risk Education Classes
Substance Abuse Intervention Counseling Services for (Moderate Risk Classification)
Outpatient Substance Abuse Counseling (Significant & High Risk Classifications)

DUI Evaluation
DUI evaluations are scheduled by appointment only. Please call our office to schedule an appointment.

At the time of your appointment, plan to bring the following records pertinent to your arrest:

"Drug and Alcohol Related Driving Offense Record" which can be obtained from an Informal Hearings Officer at local drivers license facility or a current copy of driving record (driving abstract), also obtained at local drivers license facility.

Copy of Notice of Summary Suspension (Law Enforcement Sworn Report received at the time of your arrest which shows your BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) or proof of refusal.

If you have questions regarding obtaining these documents, please call our office for instructions as to how to obtain these materials.

DUI Risk Education
DUI Risk Education is a 10 hour education program required for DUI clients whose DUI Evaluation classification is minimal, moderate or significant risk.

Moderate Risk Group Counseling Groups
This counseling group is held weekly for Moderate Risk DUI clients who require a minimum of 12 hours of intervention counseling. Evening groups are available.

Significant Risk Group Counseling/Treatment Groups
This counseling group is held weekly for Significant Risk DUI clients who require a minimum of 20 hours of counseling. Both morning and evening groups are available.

High Risk Group Counseling/Treatment Groups
This outpatient counseling group is held 3 days a week (total of 7-8 hours per week) for High Risk DUI clients who require a minimum of 75 hours of counseling. Both morning and evening groups are available.

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