Arizona Drunk Driving Defense FAQs

• Q: Should I Take A Breath, Blood Or Urine Test?
  A: If the officer has a reasonable basis to suspect drugs or alcohol in your body, the officer has the right pursuant to law to require you to submit to a test or tests … More
• Q: What Are The Speed Limits In Arizona?
  A: Non­Posted: Prima Facie Residental: 25 mph State Highways: 55 mph School Zones: 15 mph Interstate: 65/75 mph More
• Q: What Is Prima Facie Speed Limit?
  A: By exceeding a posted or statuatory prima facie speed limit, a motorist is presumed guilty of speeding. However, if a motorist can prove that the speed traveled was … More
• Q: How Are Speed Limits Enforced?
  A: Pacing: Yes RADAR: Yes VASCAR: Yes Photo Radar: Yes Aircraft: Yes Laser: Yes Wide Ka: Yes More
• Q: How Can Tickets Be Paid?
  A: Tickets can be paid by mail or in person Average cost: Speeding: $100 (replaced NMA data with personal experience) Seatbelt: $10 Equipment: None, if corrected … More
• Q: What Is A Member Nonresident Compact?
  A: Nonresident motorist receiving a ticket in a member state will receive the same treatment as resident motorists. If your state or the state you receive a ticket in is … More
• Q: What Is A Member Driver License Compact?
  A: If you receive a ticket, warning, etc. in another state and your state is a member, you state will be notified about the ticket.
• Q: When And Where Do I File Accident Reports?
  A: dents involving death or personal injury must be reported immediately to local authorities.
• Q: When Are Jury Trials Allowed?
  A: DWI: Yes Speeding: No Parking: No Equipment: No More
• Q: What Are The Resident Insurance Requirements?
  A: Compulsory Insurance Law Minimum limits: $15000/$30000/$10000 More
• Q: What Are Some Other Regulations?
  A: Transporting open intoxicants is not permitted in the vehicle. Consumption while operating a vehicle is prohibited. Unloaded firearms are permitted in the vehicle. … More