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Kentucky Drunk Driving Laws and Statistics

Kentucky Drunk Driving Laws

  • BAC Limit: 0.08
  • Enhanced Penalty BAC Level: 0.18
  • Zero Tolerance Level: 0.02
  • Implied Consent Law: Yes
  • License Suspension 1st Offense: 30 Days
  • License Suspension 2nd Offense: 1 Year
  • License Suspension 3rd Offense: 2 Years
  • Mandatory Jail Time: After 2nd Offense
  • Mandatory Alcohol Education: Yes
  • Mandatory Alcohol Treatment: Yes
  • Ignition Interlock Device: Yes
  • Vehicle Confiscation: Yes
  • Hardship License: No
  • Open Container Law: For driver and passengers

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Kentucky Drunk Driving Fatalities

Total Fatalities BAC=.00 BAC=.01-.07 BAC=.08+
824 614 40 210

Kentucky Drunk Driving News

Former Kentucky EMT Faces Seven Years for DUI Manslaughter - DUIAttorney.com

Former Kentucky EMT Faces Seven Years for DUI Manslaughter DUIAttorney.com It seems that a former Emergency Medical Technician would have seen enough accidents involving alcohol to make him stay from behind the wheel when he was ... more...

Two Kentucky Deputies Charged, One DUI, One Fourth-Degree Assault - DUIAttorney.com

Two Kentucky Deputies Charged, One DUI, One Fourth-Degree Assault DUIAttorney.com Daviess County deputy, Gordon Wayne Hagan, 50, was charged with driving under the influence and Sgt. Kenny Riley, 41, was charged with fourth-degree ... more...

Burp v Breathalyzer: Kentucky Supreme Court to decide issue in DUI case - Louisville Courier-Journal

Burp v Breathalyzer: Kentucky Supreme Court to decide issue in DUI case Louisville Courier-Journal And they point out that Kentucky\'s DUI law and regulations on breath tests don\'t use explicit words like ?regurgitate,? ?vomit? or ?belch? to specify what ... and more & more...

Burp v. Breathalyzer: Kentucky Supreme Court to decide issue in DUI case - Louisville Courier-Journal

Burp v. Breathalyzer: Kentucky Supreme Court to decide issue in DUI case Louisville Courier-Journal And they point out that Kentucky\'s DUI law and regulations on breath tests don\'t use explicit words like ?regurgitate,? ?vomit? or ?belch? to specify what ... and more & more...

After Appeal, Kentucky DUI-homicide Defendant Pleads Guilty - DUIAttorney.com

After Appeal, Kentucky DUI-homicide Defendant Pleads Guilty DUIAttorney.com A Jessamine County, Kentucky woman has pleaded guilty for the second time to charges stemming from a 2006 crash that killed four people, while driving under ... more...

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