Tag: Drunk Driving
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Missouri Drunk Driving Leads To Ignition Interlocks
Missouri drunk driving laws are pretty cut and dried. If you’re driving drunk and police stop you, you’ll receive a driving while intoxicated (DWI) charge that will result in you…
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When Drunk Drivers Attack: What Nurses And Doctors Deal With Every Day
Some people understand more than others what can happen if you drink and drive. Victims of drunk driving crashes or family of victims who have died in drunk driving crashes…
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Repeat Drunk Driving Offender Charged With Watson Murder
Have you ever heard of a Watson murder? In California it’s a term used when someone has caused a drunk driving crash, and it’s one of those phrases you never…
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Kansas Drunk Driving Laws State No DUI On Lawnmowers
“Is that a beer on your mower?” isn’t a sentence you hear every day. For police officers, it’s something they have to say more often than you think. Case in…
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Florida Drunk Driving Crash Shows Laws Really Need Improvement
It looks as if receiving the designation of having the worst drivers in America isn’t going to slow Florida drunk drivers down. Page after page of the new has been…
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Confirmed: Florida Drivers Worst In Entire Country
There’s a lot of good and bad about Florida. On the plus side, the state has sunshine almost every day, tropical beaches, and enough entertainment to keep you busy for…
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Fighting Back: The History Of Drunk Driving Since The 1970’s
The 1970’s were a wild time in the history of drunk driving. At the end of the 1960’s there were over 25,000 drunk driving crashes in the United States, and…
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These Drunk Drivers Skipped The Ignition Interlock
There’s one major reason why more and more states are jumping on board with all offender ignition interlock laws: ignition interlocks work. They stop drunk drivers from starting their vehicles,…
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After Death Of Officer, Drunk Driving Laws May Change In Massachusetts
Maryland’s drunk driving laws only changed after a drunk driving crash claimed the life of Officer Noah Leotta. He was killed while working a routine holiday task force when a…
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Wondering Why You’re Arrested For Drunk Driving At .08?
Anyone who has ever been stopped and arrested for drunk driving might wonder exactly why lawmakers choose .08 as the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) where you’re officially considered too drunk…
