Open Container Laws in California Under the California Vehicle Code (VC) Sections 23221 - 23229, it is illegal to travel with open containers of alcohol in motor vehicles, even if the beverage has been opened and not consumed. Typically this is an infraction unless there is ...
Read MoreIn Rancho Cucamonga, California, a police officer can pull you over when you’re driving if they have probable cause. This can include anything ranging ...
View MoreDUI checkpoints, otherwise known as sobriety checkpoints, are set up by law enforcement officers to check drivers for signs of intoxication and to ...
View MoreThe legal blood-alcohol level in California, if you are a driver that's over 21, is a .08%. That means if you are driving with a .08% blood-alcohol ...
View MoreWhen you get your license in California, you agree to an implied consent that you will participate in a chemical test if requested lawfully by a ...
View MoreIf you're pulled over and you have an open container of alcohol in the car, it may or may not result in a DUI . It's guaranteed to result in a ...
View MoreDUI cases typically wrap up within one year of the day of the offense. If blood is taken, there's usually about a two-month wait before you actually ...
View MoreImagine you're still out in your car and you've just been pulled over by the police. If he wants you to blow into this tube out of this little machine ...
View MoreDUI fines in California are outrageous. The minimum fine is $390, and that doesn't sound as bad. However, every county adds government assessments and ...
View MoreThe second DUI has much more serious consequences than a first DUI. It requires a longer alcohol program, longer probation and the fines can be ...
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