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Drunk driving laws are not limited to just alcohol impairment in automobiles, and different circumstances and past criminal convictions affect how each DUI defendant is charged. Commercial truck drivers, for example, must adhere to much stricter DUI regulations than those affecting non-commercial motorists. Someone convicted of a third DUI in Florida, for example, faces a minimum two-year driver's license suspension. This section contains articles covering the various different types of DUI charges and the scope of such laws, such as drunk biking, aggravated DUI, felony DUI, and more.
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