BAC levels differ per state, and the rules are also different depending on if you are operating a boat or driving a car.

Arizona is taking steps to strengthening drunk driving and ignition interlock laws statewide.

Governor Eric Greitens will decide if a proposed amendment that will eliminate DWI check points will become law. If signed by the governor, House Bill 4 will slash funding for checkpoints to just $1 per year.

Teen drunk driving is an epidemic and it needs to be put in the spotlight to create awareness about the severity of it.

A recent article published by the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research  shows Americans over 60 are drinking more than they were 20 years ago.

In a recent infographic posted by MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving), this fact of ignition interlock devices succeeding where license suspensions fail is perfectly exemplified

Today is St. Patrick’s Day and everyone is busy making plans for the holiday festivities, green beer included. March 17th is notoriously known as a deadly day in the United States, as we continue to see a spike in drunk-driving fatalities

In the decade between 2006 and 2016, 2.3 million car starts were prevented with an interlock device in a car whose driver had a BAC > .08.

Last week, Utah’s legislature voted 17-12 in favor of HB155, a bill that will lower drivers’ permissible level of blood alcohol in the state from .08 percent to .05 percent.

The Kentucky House is expected to vote this week on a proposed bill that would prohibit shock probation in driving under the influence (DUI) cases that involve fatalities.