Many people believe a great alternative to avoid getting arrested for a DUI is to ride their bicycles, rather than drive their vehicles. Yet, DUI laws in many states apply to intoxicated cyclists. Fortunately, Nevada is not one of those states. The state DUI laws only apply ...
Read MoreMany high school and college students – who are not yet 21 years old – throughout the United States engage in underage drinking from time to time. ...
View MoreA first-time DUI in Nevada is a misdemeanor offense, punishable by a maximum jail term of six months, a fine of up to $1,000 (not including court ...
View MoreNot only can you get a DUI while under the influence of alcohol in Nevada, but also when you’re intoxicated by drugs. According to state law, you can ...
View MoreYes, sobriety checkpoints are legal in Nevada. Also known as drunk driving sobriety checkpoints or DUI roadblocks, they are routinely set up to check ...
View MoreWhen a person is too intoxicated to drive, one of the most common alternatives to driving is sleeping in the car. However, can you still get a DUI in ...
View MoreMany people are unaware of how breathalyzers work. When individuals ingest alcohol, that substance shows up in the breath because it is absorbed from ...
View MoreCommercial motor vehicles (CMVs) can weigh anywhere from 10,000 to 80,000 pounds. They also tend to be hard to maneuver and highly regulated. Drivers ...
View MoreThe holiday season is here, and that means lots of celebrations, family gatherings, office parties, and other social events, often involving alcohol. ...
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