What Is a Vasap Violation
After You Are Convicted of a First or Second Dui[1], or Reckless Driving Involving Alcohol[2], the Court May Order You into the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action...
After you are convicted of a First or Second DUI[1], or Reckless Driving involving alcohol[2], the court may order you into the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program, (also referred to as “VASAP” or “ASAP”). … A violation of ASAP can result in the revocation of some or all of your privilege to drive or to remain free.
What happens if you don't complete VASAP?
There are many potential punishments that could result from this hearing, including the reinstatement of your jail sentence and any fines that were suspended on the condition of completing ASAP. In addition, your driver’s license will not be reissued.
How does VASAP work?
The VASAP program begins with the intake process to determine if the participant may have a substance abuse problem and whether treatment may be required. … However, in addition to classes, there is supervision monitoring, substance abuse treatment (when required), and any other special conditions ordered by the court.