What is a possible recommendation after a DUI assessment?

After a DUI assessment, one of the viable recommendations is social service referrals for treatment. This recommendation is based on a comprehensive evaluation of the individual's substance use patterns, behaviors, and possible addiction levels. The primary goal of a DUI assessment is to identify whether the individual struggles with alcohol or drugs and to suggest appropriate treatment options that can help address these issues.

Social service referrals for treatment can include counseling, rehabilitation programs, or support groups that provide the necessary resources and support for someone dealing with substance use issues. This approach emphasizes rehabilitation and improving the individual's understanding and management of their substance use instead of solely punishing them for their actions.

The other options presented could involve important consequences related to a DUI incident, but they do not directly address the goal of the assessment, which aims to evaluate and help the individual rather than just imposing penalties. For example, increased vehicle insurance costs may occur as a result of a DUI, but it is not a direct recommendation from an assessment. Immediate jail time without further evaluation does not consider the individual’s circumstances or treatment needs, and complete revocation of driving privileges may be a legal outcome but does not focus on supporting the individual toward recovery and responsible behavior.