Wednesday, November 01, 2006
DUI Tampa - Florida Hardship License Prohibited
Hardship License Prohibited:
1. Florida law prohibits any hardship reinstatement upon 2nd or subsequent suspension for test refusal or if driver has been convicted of (DUI) section 316.193, F.S., two or more times.
2. Persons disqualified from operating a commercial motor vehicle cannot obtain a hardship license to operate a commercial motor vehicle.
Florida DUI Hardship License
1. Florida law prohibits any hardship reinstatement upon 2nd or subsequent suspension for test refusal or if driver has been convicted of (DUI) section 316.193, F.S., two or more times.
2. Persons disqualified from operating a commercial motor vehicle cannot obtain a hardship license to operate a commercial motor vehicle.
Florida DUI Hardship License
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Students driving drunk get citation, not DUI
LEE COUNTY: When a driver is caught driving drunk, they're usually arrested and charged with DUI. Students at a local university are much more fortunate. When caught driving over the legal limit, they're given a citation.
An NBC2 investigation revealed Florida Gulf Coast University police give zero tolerance citations to drivers on campus – even those whose intoxication levels are three times the legal limit.
"The officer could know that the person is definitely under the influence, but because of the situation, because the person is cooperative, there hasn't been an accident, whatever the situation is, he believes the zero tolerance would serve the purpose, suspend drivers license for six months," said FGCU Police Chief Steven Moore.
Students given the citation can lose their license for six months.
Out of 10 drunk drivers caught on campus, six were given zero tolerance citations. All were all under 21 years of age, but registered at well over the legal limit.
An NBC2 investigation revealed Florida Gulf Coast University police give zero tolerance citations to drivers on campus – even those whose intoxication levels are three times the legal limit.
"The officer could know that the person is definitely under the influence, but because of the situation, because the person is cooperative, there hasn't been an accident, whatever the situation is, he believes the zero tolerance would serve the purpose, suspend drivers license for six months," said FGCU Police Chief Steven Moore.
Students given the citation can lose their license for six months.
Out of 10 drunk drivers caught on campus, six were given zero tolerance citations. All were all under 21 years of age, but registered at well over the legal limit.
Sunday, October 29, 2006
Wolfpack takes bite out of drunk drivers
Pinellas County deputies are cracking down on drunk drivers this weekend.
The sheriff's office released the results from operation DUI Wolfpack. Checkpoints were conducted Friday and Saturday mornings throughout the county.
Deputies arrested seven people for suspicion of DUI and issued seven DUI citations. Deputies also booked other traffic violations involving speeding, aggressive driving, seat belt, driver's license, registration and insurance violations.
In all, deputies issued 57 citations and made 11 arrests.
The sheriff's office released the results from operation DUI Wolfpack. Checkpoints were conducted Friday and Saturday mornings throughout the county.
Deputies arrested seven people for suspicion of DUI and issued seven DUI citations. Deputies also booked other traffic violations involving speeding, aggressive driving, seat belt, driver's license, registration and insurance violations.
In all, deputies issued 57 citations and made 11 arrests.
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