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Many individuals believe in the "one-drink rule," assuming a single beer or glass of wine will not impair their driving. However, this is a dangerous myth, because alcohol affects everyone differently. A single drink could push your blood alcohol content (BAC) much...
Illinois legalized recreational marijuana in 2020. As a result, many drivers might think this means they can use marijuana and drive. However, Illinois DUI laws treat marijuana like alcohol. You can still face DUI charges if you drive while high. How Illinois law...
Losing your license after a DUI is frustrating, but making the wrong move during the process can drag things out longer than they need to be. Many drivers don’t realize that certain decisions can lead to more time without driving privileges. Here’s what to watch out...
Driving may be a privilege, but it also has its challenges. With Illinois being one of the most congested states in the country, its road infrastructure’s high traffic volumes can increase travel times and affect road safety. While traffic laws must be followed at all...
The sight of flashing police lights in your rearview mirror can cause your heart to practically pound out of your chest. And given the high stakes involved with an arrest for allegations of drunk driving, the stress can be severe and ongoing. Making matters worse is...
Getting pulled over for a traffic violation in Illinois is never fun—but some infractions are far more difficult to contest than others. You could be facing a hefty fine, points on your license or even the possibility of suspension. Knowing which violations are the...
Illinois has a “move over” law that was enacted to help keep first responders who are assisting stranded or injured motorists along the side of the road safe. Every year, police, emergency medical services (EMS) professionals and tow truck drivers, as well as the...
Drivers in Illinois have to secure a license to legally operate vehicles on public roads. They then need to comply with the law in order to retain their licensing. In some cases, people can lose their driver's license by failing to pay renewal fees or getting...
Field sobriety testing is a well-known component of many drunk driving traffic stops. If police officers suspect that someone is under the influence, they may ask that driver to exit their vehicle. The officer may then instruct them to perform a series of three tests....
Although most people know that drunk driving is illegal, many people don't realize they are drunk before they drive. Particularly when people enjoy alcohol regularly, they may become accustomed to its effects or struggle to estimate their own impairment after...