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Drivers in Pennsylvania can get arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) offenses in a variety of scenarios. Often, poor driving plays a role in someone's arrest. They either draw the attention of a police officer with unusual conduct or because of a crash....
Getting arrested for a driving under the influence (DUI) offense may lead to numerous consequences. Some people spend time in jail, while others end up on probation. Most people convicted of a DUI end up paying fines and losing their driving privileges temporarily....
Drunk driving continues to be a problem without a solution. Pennsylvania is not alone when it comes to cracking the code to figure out why state residents get behind the wheel after a night out with friends. According to state police, nearly 19,000 DUI arrests...
Probably the very last question you want to hear when you’ve been pulled over while driving is, “Have you been drinking?” (This is particularly true when you have, in fact, had a drink or two while you were out.) You certainly realize that it’s not exactly a good idea...
When you spend time out on a lake or take a lazy day on a river in a kayak, you should know that the amount of water you drink matters. When you’re in the sun and heat, not drinking enough water could result in dehydration. If you drink beer while you’re out, that...
Field sobriety tests are often used to see just how impaired someone is when they’re not inside their vehicle. This involves a walk-and-turn test, for example, that checks how well someone can balance and follow directions. Another test, the horizontal gaze nystagmus...
Pennsylvania is among the 49 states – as well as the District of Columbia – that recognize a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% as the legal limit to operate a motor vehicle. For most people, reaching this limit takes between three to four standard-sized...
Any DUI charges can have a significant impact on your life, but repeat convictions or convictions involving an elevated blood alcohol content (BAC) can be even more serious. Generally, Pennsylvania divides drunk driving charges based on the level of impairment:...
Whether it is a beer at a ballgame, a round of drinks with your co-workers during happy hour, or simply relaxing at home with a glass of wine, many people in Pennsylvania are responsible drinkers. However, it is entirely possible that a person could get pulled over...
When a person is charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, they may face more than just fines and the suspension of their driver's license. They could also face public scrutiny that could affect their reputation and livelihood.A 29-year-old Pennsylvania...