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Motor vehicle laws are state laws, so if you have an ignition interlock in your vehicle, it’s because a state court or DMV ordered it. If you’re leaving that state and moving to Arizona, you might be wondering if you can ditch your ignition interlock and start over. The answer is no. You’ll have to …
If you follow football, you know that this Sunday is bringing the country the NFC Championship Game between the Arizona Cardinals and the Carolina Panthers. Even if you don’t follow the game, word might have gotten to you that something big is up that concerns these two states. There are plenty of ways to compare …
What ever happened to drunk driving in Arizona? Okay , that’s an exaggeration. A couple of thousand drivers are still arrested each month for driving under the influence, but it’s fewer than last year, which was fewer than the year before, and so on since 2012. What’s going on? First the numbers. According to statistics …
A lot of DUI lawyers and civil libertarians don’t like it. Prosecutors are grateful for it. And courts and legislatures have battled over it. Now the Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled that implied consent is valid. In a nutshell, “implied consent” means that when you get your Arizona driver’s license, you automatically consent to …
Getting home after a holiday party just got a bit easier in Arizona. The rideshare company Uber has partnered with the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to introduce customers to the service with a free ride during the holiday season. Anyone in Arizona new to Uber can claim their free …
If you are convicted of drunk driving in Arizona, you’ll be installing an ignition interlock in your vehicle. An ignition interlock, or car breathalyzer, prevents you from starting a vehicle if you have been drinking. You’ll need an ignition interlock in Arizona for any drunk driving offense, including a first offense. But what if you have …
Two things you can count on during the holidays in Arizona: People will be driving under the influence Police will be making an extra effort to catch people driving under the influence Last Tuesday law enforcement officials gathered at the State Capitol to announce a DUI crackdown. To drive home the point that drunk …
Arizona road safety advocates have been sending the message pretty persistently for the last ten years: don’t drink and drive. Have drivers been getting the message? All you need to do is take a look at the enforcement statistics from Arizona’s Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) to find some – but perhaps not all …
