Category : DWI & DUI

What Does DWAI Mean in New York?

DWAI means driving while ability impaired. The three types of DWAI in New York, which ones are crimes, first-offense penalties, and what to do next.

Can You Get a DWI on a Bicycle in New York?

New York's DWI law doesn't cover pedal bikes, but e-bikes, e-scooters and mopeds follow different rules, and drunk cyclists can face other charges.

Can a DWI Be Dismissed in New York?

Is a DUI a Criminal Offense in New York?

In New York, DWI is a crime but alcohol DWAI is a traffic infraction. What each means for your record, background checks, penalties and sealing.

What is the Difference Between DUI and DWI in New York?

DUI vs DWI in New York: what DWI means, how DWAI differs, the BAC rules, and when a DWI becomes a felony.

Can You Go to Canada With a DUI? What Drivers Need to Know

What is a DUI? How New York Defines and Charges Impaired Driving

What a DUI means in New York, how DWI and DWAI are charged under VTL §1192, the penalties, and what to do after an arrest.

Is a DUI a Felony in New York? When a DWI Becomes a Felony

A first DWI in New York is a misdemeanor. It becomes a felony with a prior conviction, a child in the car, an injury, or certain license suspensions.

What A DUI Charge Can Mean For Your Future And Freedom