Drivers in Pennsylvania can face impaired driving charges if they fail a breath test, meaning they are over the legal limit when it comes to their blood alcohol concentration. The court can presume that they were impaired. It is important to note that even someone who...
Generally, breathalyzers are accurate when estimating blood alcohol concentration (BAC). However, errors can occur, resulting in incorrect readings. If you have been charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol, and you believe there was an error with...
Happy hour can be the perfect way to decompress after a day’s work. These sessions allow you to share laughter, light bites and a couple of drinks to take the edge off. But it’s important to know when the casual sipping turns into a blurry ride home or waking up with...
Being arrested for a DUI in Pennsylvania can feel overwhelming, but understanding the steps that follow can help you prepare. If you find yourself in this situation, knowing what to expect next is important. The booking process After your arrest, police will book you...
Police must follow certain legal standards when stopping a driver for suspicion of driving under the influence in Pennsylvania. They need a valid reason or "reasonable suspicion" to stop a vehicle. This means they must witness specific behaviors or circumstances...
Drivers may find themselves pulled over on suspicion of driving under the influence (DUI). During these stops, officers often request a breath test. Refusing this test can lead to serious consequences. Understanding these legal implications can help drivers make...
Breath tests play an important role in determining whether someone is driving under the influence (DUI). However, these tests are not foolproof. Understanding how this happens is essential for anyone facing DUI charges or concerned about the reliability of breath...
Driving under the influence laws in Pennsylvania aim to keep roads safe from impaired drivers. Many people assume that these laws only apply to motor vehicles. However, Pennsylvania's DUI laws are broader and can also apply to bicycles. The law defines a vehicle as...
In Pennsylvania, the legal blood alcohol concentration limit for drivers is 0.08%. Of course, many people go out at night and drink. The next morning, they may drive to work, the store or other places. However, a common question arises: Can you still get a DUI the...
It goes without saying that driving under the influence is a serious offense that can lead to severe consequences. What might not be clear is what happens when you sleep in your car after having a few drinks. Many people assume that if they are not actively driving,...