The DUI checkpoint is a checkpoint that is made and overseen by police officers. It means drinking under the influence. It is to make sure drivers are not driving around drunk.
'I was in an accident last night, I stopped at the stop sign, saw another car coming down the road, belived they had a stop sign so I proceeded to cross the road and was hit (found out he did not have a stop sign) he was arrested for DUI and i was cited for entering an intersection.'
A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) checkpoint is a specific location a police officer will assess driver's alcohol consumption. So as a driver approaches a checkpoint, the police officer will first observe your behavior and search for signs of alcohol consumption. If the police officer finds a driver to be intoxicated, the police officer will conduct a series of assessments regarding to the driver's abilities in coordination.
'I was in an accident last night, I stopped at the stop sign, saw another car coming down the road, belived they had a stop sign so I proceeded to cross the road and was hit (found out he did not have a stop sign) he was arrested for DUI and i was cited for entering an intersection.'
even if you can, it doesn't mean you should...stay off the road
when backing up on the road where do you keep your vehichle
The only difference is that it's on the water, rather than on the road. A DUI on a watercraft is going to have just as much of an impact as it is in a road vehicle, and you can expect the repercussions to be the same.
one in every drivers on the road at any given time who are DUI is actually arresred is it 1,000or 100 or 2,000,or 3000 or50
DUI Lawyer means 'Driving Under the Influence Lawyer'.
yes they must attend DUI school for hours. because it will help them in the long run it would keep them from drinking and hurting people who might be on the road.
Not in Oregon or Washington. Both states (and many others) classify DUI as a traffic crime that is enforceable on any premise open to the public (a parking lor or private road) as well as on a public roadway. HOWEVER, running a stop sign, which is probably not enforceable on private property, may not create any kind of probable cause for a DUI stop. This is definitely a question for a DUI attorney, but I would not consider just running a stop sign (that you probably don't have to stop for anyway) probable cause for any kind of stop.
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In most states if you get a second DUI you will either get your license suspended or you will go to jail for a short period of time. Driving under the influence is very dangerous for yourself and others on the road.