Upon conviction of driving without an interlock device as required by ARS 28-1464, your requirement to maintain an interlock will be extended for one additional year after your original requirement would have ended.
The interlock requirement is effective immediately. Failure to have the device installed and to provide verification to MVD within 30 days from the date of conviction, may result in immediate suspension of your Arizona driving privilege and possible extension of the original interlock requirement.
See Interlock Installation and Monitoring for a complete listing, and choose the one that best fits your needs.
You will need one document to establish birth or legal presence and two documents to establish residency in Arizona. Arizona Travel ID Identification Requirements, 40-5144
In most cases the Travel ID is valid for eight years. Exceptions apply, including for drivers age 65 or older whose licenses are currently valid for five years. That five year limit also applies to the Travel ID. For non-U.S. citizens who have authorized legal presence the expiration date will be based off the immigration documents presented, not to exceed eight years.
No, state law prohibits the Travel ID from containing a RFID chip.
The cost of a Travel ID is $25 (initial application and renewal).
Yes. You’ll find details under How to obtain a Travel ID.
Effective May 7, 2025, a Travel ID will be required.
No, but to use your Arizona driver license or identification to board an aircraft or to enter restricted federal buildings and military bases, a Travel ID will be required effective May 7, 2025.