Most Virginians are aware that driving a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol is against the law, but they may not know that boating under the influence is also prohibited. It’s illegal to operate [...]
If you are caught driving drunk in Virginia, the state uses your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to determine your level of intoxication. You will be arrested for a DUI if you’re: Twenty-one years of age [...]
Currently, the blood-alcohol content (BAC) limit for driving in Virginia is 0.08. For the average male, this amounts to approximately three drinks in one hour. For a woman, it is often less. However, the National [...]
The Virginia legislature was recently served with some sobering news. Federal highway funds may be restricted if the state doesn’t toughen its drunk driving laws. The federal government has, in the past, attempted to tie [...]
Driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol is dangerous and carries severe penalties if you’re caught. A driver arrested for multiple DUI offenses can potentially lose his license, his insurance coverage, and even his [...]
If you drive on Virginia roads, you automatically give implied consent to submit to a breath test or blood testing should you be pulled over for suspicion of driving drunk. If you refuse that testing, [...]
If you’ve been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), the state of Virginia may require you to install an ignition interlock device in your car. Although these devices are expensive and embarrassing, they effectively [...]
Avoid License Suspension or Revocation After a DUI/DWI Arrest When you are pulled over for drunk driving and are found to be over the legal limit, you will not only face criminal penalties, you may [...]
In 2014, the Commonwealth of Virginia began requiring all first-time DUI offenders to install ignition interlock devices in their vehicles, toughening a former law that only required repeat offenders with a 0.15 percent or greater [...]
Not guilty verdict after trial in DWI and Breathalyzer Refusal case in Fairfax County.
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