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Certain DUI offenses require you to have an ignition interlock on your vehicle. Those offenses don’t require you to stay in Arizona, however. Since motor vehicle laws are state laws, you might think that you can ditch your ignition interlock if you move out of Arizona. That is not the case, however. You must keep …
These days some people in Tucson are partying on wheels – despite Arizona’s very tough laws about drinking and driving. This time it’s party bikes – long, pedicab-like vehicles that seat 14 passengers as well as a driver. All of the passengers have pedals as well. They sit seven-a-side along what is really a mobile …
You can’t say you weren’t warned. There were signs, TV and Radio ads, tweets, Facebook messages, t-shirts, flyers, electric message boards, and posters, all over Arizona, and all of them saying the same thing: Don’t Drink And Drive this Halloween. Somehow, 300 people still didn’t get the message. That’s how many people were picked up …
“I’m drunk and I can drive good,” he said — after the crash. Not so good: back in July in West Phoenix 14-year-old Miguel Maldonado dashed through a red light and collided with an SUV and put three innocent people in the hospital – one of them a 3-year-old. It’s hard to find anything redeeming …
Want to get some exercise? Fresh air? Meet some good people? See a Hamadryas baboon or a Chilean flamingo? How about doing all that while helping to end drunk driving? On Saturday, October 17th, a large and very interesting group of people will get together at the Phoenix Zoo for Walk Like MADD, a fundraising …
If you’re pulled over for a DUI in Arizona, you will find yourself in a kind of double bind (though not double jeopardy, for reasons that will be explained later). Even if there has been no accident or other mishap, in Arizona, someone arrested for drunk driving faces two charges instead of one: A criminal …
Time to look at the big picture. We’ve already mentioned the 300 Arizona drunk drivers who were arrested on the first two days of the Labor Day weekend. Now the totals are in. Bad news: Arizona police picked up 450 motorists for impaired driving this Labor Day weekend Good news: that’s 20 percent fewer than last …
The cars are unpacked, the grills back in the yard, the sleeping bags rolled up in the basement. Labor day is over, and Arizonans who were celebrating a few days ago are now back at work or at their daily routine. Except for about 300 of them. Those people will not be back into a …
