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
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Kentucky DUI chase case results in 10 year prison sentence - DUIAttorney.comKentucky DUI chase case results in 10 year prison sentence DUIAttorney.com The Kentucky Court of Appeals heard the case of Burchett v. Commonwealth, No. 2009-CA-000324-MR (Ky.App. 2010), last week. The court rejected arguments that ... more...
Summary: Kentucky General Assembly's thirteenth week - Examiner.comExaminer.com Summary: Kentucky General Assembly\'s thirteenth week Examiner.com ... while driving intoxicated by lowering the blood alcohol level required to prosecute someone under the state\'s aggravated DUI law from 0.18 to 0.15. ... and more » more...
February trial set in Gillispie DUI case - KRIS-TVFebruary trial set in Gillispie DUI case KRIS-TV LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. -- A judge has set a February trial date in the drunken-driving case against former Kentucky basketball coach Billy Gillispie. ... and more » more...
KSP trooper pleads guilty to DUI charge - Morehead NewsKSP trooper pleads guilty to DUI charge Morehead News Kentucky State Police Trooper Whitney Elizabeth Small pleaded guilty to DUI Monday and remains on administrative leave from her ... more...
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