Even though a police officer must have probable cause to pull you over, this doesn’t always happen. You could soon find yourself on the side of the road, waiting for the officer to approach your window. If they suspect that you’re under the influence of alcohol,...

Most Missouri residents understand that he state has placed specific limits on the level of alcohol that a person is allowed to have in his or her blood stream while operating a motor vehicle. The missing piece of the DWI puzzle for most Missourians is the heavy...

Missouri summers are full of fun activities such as swimming, barbecues and outdoor sports. Unfortunately, summers can also bring a very dangerous activity to our state’s roadways: driving while intoxicated (DWI) and driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or...

You and your friends went out for a drink, but it was the same as any other time you'd done so. You all gathered together and decided who was the least intoxicated, and you thought that you were the safest to drive. In fact, you didn't feel drunk at all.Unfortunately,...

Drunk driving is extremely dangerous, which is why there are so many laws that try to combat it. Interestingly, Missouri is one of only a few states that allow those who are not driving to possess open containers of alcohol inside their vehicles.Keep in mind that your...

Thanksgiving is here, so it's time to talk again about the dangers of drunk driving. Thanksgiving is one of the heaviest drinking days of the year, which can be a lot of fun. Unfortunately, it can also be extremely dangerous if people choose to get behind the wheels...

You and your friends went out for a night on the town to celebrate turning 21. Like most young people, you went out with a designated driver who ended up partaking in the activities and being unable to drive you home.Of everyone, you felt you'd had the least to drink...

You spent the night out at a local bar while enjoying a football game, and you decided that you'd be fine to drive home. After all, you had plenty to eat and didn't drink more than a few drinks all night.You left the bar feeling good, but when the red and blue lights...

In many cases, Missouri motorists who receive convictions for drunk driving must install what is known as an ignition interlock on their cars, vans or trucks, which are devices that prevent the vehicle from starting up until the driver provides a suitable breath...

Driving while intoxicated can result in serious penalties, even for people who are facing a first offense. When drunk driving charges involve previous convictions or crashes that cause fatalities, the repercussions can be significantly higher for Missouri residents....