Colorado Level 2 Four Plus DUI Therapy (Track F)

Level II Four Plus — also designated as Track F — is Colorado’s most intensive DUI treatment level mandated for people with a history of four or more impaired driving offenses (DUI/DWAI). This is based on standards set by the Behavioral Health Administration (BHA) and codified in Colorado regulations.

• It’s a treatment‑focused program, not just education or standard therapy.
• It’s required by probation or court order, usually when convictions reach the threshold of repeated impaired driving offenses.

Track F is the official label used in probation referrals and DMV paperwork to designate this program’s enrollment.

• Individuals with four or more impaired driving offenses in their record.
• It may be assigned whether or not the latest offense is a misdemeanor or felony.
• Courts or probation officers determine placement after evaluation.

This makes it qualitatively different from Tracks A–D, which are generally for first‑through‑third impaired driving offenses and vary based on BAC level and prior history.

Track F is far more extensive than other DUI tracks:

• Minimum duration: 18 months of active treatment.
• Minimum clinical contact hours: 180 hours.
• Programs often extend beyond this minimum depending on individual needs and progression through treatment phases.
• Progress isn’t just about time — advancement depends on demonstrating competencies and behavioral change.

By comparison, regular Level II tracks (A–D) vary from ~42 to ~86 hours over 5–43 months, making Track F much longer and more intensive.

Level II Four Plus mandates individualized services, meaning there aren’t just set group sessions like standard therapy — programming is tailored to your needs based on detailed assessment.

Key elements include:

✔ Individual and group therapy as appropriate
✔ Multi‑phase treatment with competency checks before progression
✔ Assessments for:

• Cognitive functioning
• Trauma and adverse childhood experiences
• Co‑occurring mental health issues
• Polysubstance use

✔ Possible residential or family therapy referrals if needed
✔ Documented progress reviews every ~60 days in coordination with probation or supervising entities

This multidisciplinary approach is one reason Track F is more intensive than typical Level II therapy.

• Completion of Track F counts toward Level II requirements for DMV reinstatement.

   

• Because it’s not traditional Level II therapy, the state uses “Track F” designation so that DMV paperwork can formally record the treatment.

   

Individuals enrolled in Track F typically do not need separate Level II education/therapy, as the program’s requirements exceed those levels.