DUI Information
Can a Self-Driving Car Be a Designated Driver?
Self-driving vehicles use advanced sensors and smart algorithms to drive by themselves. They can act as designated drivers, helping to prevent drunk driving. But laws about DUI and who is responsible need to change to keep up with this technology. It is important to know when the car is in control and when a person [...]
Distracted Driving vs Drunk Driving: How Do They Compare
Distracted driving and drunk driving both make it hard for drivers to focus and react properly. Distracted driving takes a driver's attention, hands, and eyes away from the road, making their reaction times as slow as someone with a BAC of 0.08%. Drunk driving also slows reaction times and messes up judgment and coordination. Both [...]
Driving for Uber After a DUI
If you have a DUI, you probably can't drive for Uber. Uber checks your background and won't hire you if you have had a DUI in the last seven years. If you are already a rideshare driver and get a DUI, they will stop you from driving. Lyft has the same rules to keep everyone [...]
Can I Get a DUI While Driving My Golf Cart
Yes, you can get a DUI while driving your golf cart. DUI laws treat golf carts as motor vehicles, so the same rules for cars and trucks apply. If you drive a golf cart on public roads or many private properties, you can get a DUI. Penalties may include fines, losing your license, and even [...]
How to Minimize the Cost of a Reckless Driving Charge
Minimizing the cost of a reckless driving charge needs several steps. First, get a good lawyer to look at the evidence and find weaknesses in the case. Plea bargaining can often change the charge to something less serious, like improper driving, which has lighter penalties. You can also ask for alternative penalties like traffic school [...]
Pros & Cons of a Plea Bargain in a Felony DUI Case
Choosing a plea bargain in a felony DUI case can lower serious legal penalties and offer more predictable results. It often means lighter sentences, special programs, and less stress from long court fights. But, it also means accepting a felony conviction. This leads to a permanent criminal record and long-term effects like losing certain rights [...]
