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A conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) can come with consequences that could make life difficult for years to come. Court-imposed fines plus insurance hikes will hit your bank balance. Jail time could lead to emotional trauma for you and your...
Breathalyzer tests are frequently produced as a key part of the evidence in DUI cases. However, it is important to note that the technology is not always 100% accurate. Despite being one of the more accurate ways to gauge blood alcohol content, the test results of...
North Carolina has some of the strictest driving while intoxicated (DWI) and driving under the influence (DUI) laws in the country. If a police officer stops you because they suspect you may be under the influence, you should comply with their request to measure your...
Having a drink after a long day at work or a stressful week can help you relax. Alcohol is also a social lubricant that can make it easier for you to relate to your coworkers or a client when you're trying to close a deal. Whether you go out with your friends or...
Like all states, North Carolina has had explicit laws against drunk driving in place for years. Yet, the rules about drugged driving are not so well known. As a driver, the main thing to know is that the state takes a tough line on anyone they believe is affected by...
Bars, restaurants and other hospitality establishments are always trying to find small services that they can charge customers for to increase and diversify their revenue streams. They will add new menu items or drinks to profit off of trends. Vending machines in the...
North Carolina is a beautiful state, but it does have its problems. Among them is a risk of drunk drivers on the road, drivers being uninsured and fatal collisions. A new report ranked North Carolina against other states to find the state with the worst drivers in the...
If you are pulled over for suspected drunk driving, more than likely the police will do three things: try to smell alcohol on your breath, have you perform a field sobriety test and have you take a breathalyzer test. U.S. police departments have used breathalyzers,...
Police officers need to have a reason to pull a vehicle over. They’re trained to watch for signs that drivers are doing something illegal. One of the things they monitor the roads for is signs of drunk drivers. They will initiate a traffic stop if they have reason to...
Seeing the flashing lights of a police cruiser can invoke anxiety in a driver even when they’re driving safely. For a person who’s had a couple of drinks, seeing those lights might be even more frightening. When a police officer initiates a traffic stop, they’ve seen...