DUI, defined by Florida Statute 316.193 as drinking and driving while impaired, is a serious criminal offense. In Florida, driving with a blood alcohol content above .08% qualifies as driving under the influence. You can be arrested and charged and can potentially face jail time as one of the consequences. However, many people facing DUI […] read more
Reckless driving is a serious offense in Florida. In Florida Statue 316.192, it is classified as a willful and wanton disregard for people and property and can have a serious impact on your driving record. A reckless driving violation will most certainly increase your insurance costs, and points will be added to your driving record. If […] read more
A reckless driving traffic violation can cause complications in potential job prospects, especially if the offender is looking for a career in the police force, the military, or other driving and transport roles. A reckless driving conviction is classified as a criminal conviction and can stay on your record for up to 11 years. This can have […] read more
A driving under the influence (DUI) conviction in Florida can have severe effects on your quality of life as the penalties are very harsh. If you receive a DUI conviction, you will likely lose your driver’s license, be forced to pay huge fines, and may even have to serve a period of jail time. Not […] read more
The State of Florida has stricter penalties for DUI offenses than some other states. However, Florida is not a zero-tolerance state for most drivers. Only motorists under the age of 21 have zero-tolerance laws applied to them. Having just one drink can result in an automatic license suspension for underage motorists. It is important, especially […] read more
