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Many people may not be familiar with the fact that the drivers of tractor-trailers have to adhere to different DUI levels than regular motorists. In California, the cutoff for a person with a commercial driver’s … Read More »

The best designated drivers are good friends. Many places even offer designated drivers free non-alcoholic beverages and free food. Whatever a person has to celebrate, if alcohol is involved, be certain to plan for a … Read More »

Napa Valley, California, is home to 400+ wineries that have a tasting room. That number jumps to 600+ if you include nearby Sonoma. Although famed for their wineries, Napa Valley and Sonoma also have a … Read More »

It may go without saying, but driving while intoxicated is 100% preventable. With rideshare applications like Uber and Lyft as well as taxi services, combined with venues that offer free non-alcoholic drinks and appetizers to … Read More »

Although California has legalized marijuana both recreationally and medically, it is still illegal to drive while under the influence of marijuana. If a police officer suspects a person of being under the influence, they can … Read More »

There is no denying that law enforcement officers are often stressed and must perform at the top of their ability even during these periods. This kind of job pressure can often lead to substance abuse … Read More »

There are two ways that a DUI conviction can affect someone in California. One is that a DUI will stay on your driving record for 10 years. Previously, it was 7 years, but that was … Read More »

An intoxicated driver might do many things that tip off police and other motorists that they may be driving under the influence. Some common things that intoxicated motorists do are forgetting to turn on their … Read More »

In California, if you are a driver involved in a fatal DUI, there are three charges that you could potentially be charged with by prosecutors. One charge is murder, but this charge requires very specific … Read More »

TThere area few general rules when it comes to blood-alcohol content. One nearly universal rule in the United States is that a BAC of .08% or higher is over the legal limit and can land … Read More »