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If your BAC reaches 0.08% or higher, then

In Rhode Island, 0.08% BAC is the legal limit for adult drivers. Driving above this is a criminal offense.

When driving under the influence of cannabis

Any detectable drug impairment is illegal. Cannabis affects coordination and reaction time like alcohol.

If you are under 21 and tested positive for alcohol

For drivers under 21, any measurable BAC (0.02% or more) is illegal and leads to suspension or fines.

When caught driving after taking illegal drugs

Driving with illegal drugs in your system leads to arrest. Rhode Island enforces zero tolerance for drug use.

If involved in a crash while intoxicated, you may be

DUIs involving injury or death carry felony charges, license revocation, and possible prison time for 1-10 years

When refused to take a breath test

Refusing a BAC test violates implied consent laws. The DMV may suspend your license for up to 6 months.

If caught with open alcohol in the vehicle then

Open containers are not allowed in the passenger area. Even sealed bottles must be stored properly.

When prescripted drugs cause drowsiness then

Legal medication that affects alertness may lead to a DUI. You’re responsible for knowing side effects.

If you drive shortly after using narcotics then

Narcotics, even if prescribed, impair your driving and may lead to arrest if unsafe behavior is observed.

When drunk, but below legal limits then

Driving under the influence is not only about numbers. Any observable impairment can result in a DUI ticket.

When arrested for DUI with minors in the car then

Driving intoxicated with minors in the vehicle adds serious charges and can lead to felony prosecution.

If you mix drugs and alcohol before driving then

Combining substances multiplies impairment. Even small amounts can severely affect control and perception.

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