Drogas y alcohol
- 1/25Teens charged with DUI are not given leniency compared to adults because
In Nevada, underage DUI offenders are not treated more gently. They are held with the same legal standards as adults.
Young applicants must bring when held with alcohol/drug violations
To show readiness for licensing, applicants need official proof of both driver education and supervised experience.
Nevada charges this amount to reinstate a license after a substance offense
DUI or drug-related suspensions come with a steep reinstatement fee, reflecting the seriousness of the violation.
Special fee that goes toward helping DUI-related victims is
This additional fee helps fund victim support and public safety efforts after alcohol or drug-related driving offenses.
Cost to reinstate a license for a general offense which is not related to substances is
Minor infractions like non-payment of tickets or insurance lapses cost less to reinstate than DUI offenses.
Specific DUI fee that is not related to any other driving violations is
Drivers who commit substance violations are the only ones who pay the extra $35 for victim restitution.
DUI offender pays this amount as mandatory DMV fees
The total of reinstatement and victim’s fee adds up quickly, without even counting court costs or fines.
If a car is drifting between lanes, you should suspect
Impaired drivers often have trouble maintaining a straight line and drift unpredictably.
A wide turn might be more than just a bad habit because it could indicate
Taking unusually wide turns could mean the driver’s coordination is off often a sign of intoxication.
Unsteady or uneven braking can suggest
Consistently jerky stops or unnecessary braking may mean the driver is not fully in control.
Driving at night with no lights could signal
Failing to turn on headlights at night is often a clue that a driver is impaired or not thinking clearly.
Safest way to alert authorities to a suspected impaired driver is to
Nevada provides a dedicated number for reporting suspected DUI behavior or emergencies on the highway.
A driver stopping in moving traffic without reason might be
Random or unnecessary stopping is a serious warning sign of cognitive impairment behind the wheel.
Erratic acceleration and deceleration may indicate
Sudden and erratic changes in speed may signal confusion or impaired judgment, which are common signs of DUI.
Alcohol is legally allowed in certain areas despite the open container law such as
Motorhomes and house trailers are exempt in the living space only not the driver area. Alcohol must be secured while driving.
Nevada prohibits the presence of
It is illegal to have any open alcohol containers within reach of the driver or passenger. This applies regardless of whether the alcohol is being consumed.
Reinstatement for young drivers after DUI revocation is
Young drivers must meet the same requirements as adults, DUI school, SR-22, fees, etc. There are no shortcuts or automatic reinstatement.
Courts often order DUI-involved minors for
Young DUI offenders are evaluated for substance use. Based on the results, they may be required to attend treatment or education programs.
DUI education in Nevada typically costs around
DUI school is mandatory for many first-time offenders. The course costs around $150 and aims to educate drivers on the risks and consequences of impaired driving.
Device that can restore driving rights after a DUI is
This breath-operated device prevents drunk driving by requiring a clean test before the car starts. It is often necessary for reinstatement. It is paid for by the driver and helps ensure safe operation after a DUI.
BAC of 0.08% or any controlled substance leads to
This is considered illegal per se and triggers administrative penalties.
DUI involving death or serious injury results in
Causing harm while impaired significantly increases sentencing.
A driver under 21 with 0.02% BAC faces
Zero-tolerance laws apply to underage drivers even at low BAC levels.