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The punishments for driving under the influence differ from state to state, but each state will suspend your license from 30 days to one year. To regain your license, you must fill out a SR-22 form to prove that you have auto insurance and submit it to a licensing agency. The insurance company is required by law to inform the... more »
California is notoriously strict against drunk drivers. Sentencing for a first time DUI can result in fines up to $1,800, 6 months license suspension, up to 45 hours DUI school and a minimum of 48 hours in jail. On the second time around, the punishments are even more severe. more »
Most people experience few more frightening experiences than being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. You're treated like a criminal because, in most states, driving a vehicle with a blood alcohol level of over eight parts per hundred (or .08) is considered a very serious threat to public safety. Whether... more »
The final step in any young driver's quest to get a driver's license is the driver's test. This test requires the execution of certain driving skills in your car and can be a nerve-wracking experience for young drivers. Knowing what to practice will help inexperienced drivers improve their chances of success. more »
Car insurance policies for teenagers are typically higher than insurance rates for adult drivers because teenagers are considered to be a
"high risk" population.
As most teenagers only have a few months or years of experience on the road, they are statistically more likely to be involved in a car crash or accident.... more »
A felony DUI charge is very serious. It can mean a hefty fine and a jail sentence. Felony DUI charges in most states are only made if the... more »
MADD was founded in 1980 to help the victims affected by drunk drivers who killed or injured other drivers or pedestrians. Mothers Against Drunk... more »
Urban legend has it that sucking on pennies and using breath mints are surefire ways to prevent the breathalyzer test's results from going against... more »
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