Tulsa DUI Guy

If you're arrested for DUI, one of the first things you should do is update your address. Seriously.

After a DUI, Service Oklahoma (formerly DPS) will mail you a letter revoking your driver's license. If your old address is what's on file, you won't get it, and you won't be able to appeal your revocation. If you can't appeal, your only option to keep your license is to complete IDAP (and have a breathalyzer in your car).

There are four levels of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) in Oklahoma ->

1) 0.00 - 0.05 BAC: Legal (with some exceptions)
2) 0.06-0.07 BAC: DWI; The State must also prove that your driving was impaired
3) 0.08 - 0.14 BAC; Regular DUI; You're going to jail tonight. Misdemeanor.
4) > 0.15 BAC; Aggravated DUI; You're going to jail for a few tonights. Felony.

If you don't know, don't blow. A higher BAC test might make things worse.

WIth all of the recent changes, there’s been quite a bit of confusion about what Oklahoma’s DUI statutes actually say. So, we broke them all down, from BAC standards to driver’s license revocations. Here’s everything you need to know (and a dash extra) 👇

https://dub.sh/6DrVesJ

You’re out on the lake when law enforcement pulls up alongside your boat. What seems like a fun day on the water quickly turns serious—because in Oklahoma, boating while intoxicated and boating under the influence are the same charge: BUI.

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A license suspension can have a big impact on your life. Learn how to appeal a license suspension in Oklahoma, whether it’s the right choice for your case, and how an attorney can help.

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