Pennsylvania Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: What constitutes a DUI in Pennsylvania?
  A: In Pennsylvania, if you are of legal drinking age (21 or older), you are considered to be driving "while under the influence" if your blood alcohol level is … More
• Q: What is the legal drinking limit for drivers under 21 in Pennsylvania?
  A: If you are under the age of 21, Pennsylvania's laws do not permit you to drive with any measurable alcohol in your system. If you are under 21, you are considered … More
• Q: What terms are used for drunk driving offenses in Pennsylvania?
  A: A person arrested for drunk driving in Pennsylvania will be charged with Driving Under the Influence (“DUI”). More
• Q: Where can I find a Pennsylvania DUI Lawyer?
  A: Check out LawInfo.com’s list of Lead Counsel Rated attorneys to find qualified legal representation. More
• Q: Must I consent to a Chemical DUI Test in Pennsylvania?
  A: According to Pennsylvania’s Implied Consent law you have agreed to take these tests just by being licensed to drive in Pennsylvania. If the police arrest you … More
• Q: What happens if I refuse a Blood, Breath, or Urine Test under Pennsylvania DUI Law?
  A: Even if you are found not guilty of a DUI conviction, your driving privilege will be suspended for 1 year for a first-time refusal to take a blood, breath or urine … More
• Q: What are Pennsylvania’s DUI penalties?
  A: The extent of your penalties for a DUI in Pennsylvania depends on your BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) and is separated into 3 different categories: (1)   BAC … More
• Q: DUI penalties for GENERAL IMPAIRMENT (BAC of 0.08-0.099):
  A: 1st Offense: 6 Months Probation, $300 Fine, and No Driver’s License Suspension. 2nd Offense: 5 Days to 6 Months in Jail, $300-$2,500 Fine, and 12 Month … More
• Q: DUI penalties for HIGH RATE OF IMPAIRMENT (BAC 0.10-0,159):
  A: 1st Offense: 2 Days To 6 Months in Prison, $500-$5,000 Fine, and 1 Year License Suspension (occupational limited license available after 60-day suspension). 2nd … More
• Q: DUI penalties for HIGHEST RATE OF IMPAIRMENT (BAC of 0.16 and Up):
  A: These penalties also apply to: Drivers who refuse chemical testing at any BAC level and Drivers convicted of driving under the influence of drugs that are not … More