Under the influence. A driver is considered “under the influence” of drugs or alcohol if rendered incapable of safely driving.
Per se DUI. There doesn’t need to be proof of actual impairment for a driver to be convicted of a DUI. Driving with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of at least .08% is considered a “per se” DUI. This threshold is lowered to .04% for commercial drivers and .02% for bus drivers and drivers under 21 years old.
| 1st Offense | 2nd Offense | 3rd Offense | |
| Jail | 0-6 months |
5 days to 5 years | 10 days to 7 years |
| Fines | $300 to $5000 |
$300 to $10,000 | $500 to $15,000 |
| License Suspension | No suspension to 12 months |
12 months to 18 months | 12 months to 18 months |
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