Dashcams have become massively popular in recent years, and this has had a real impact on Minnesota DWI cases. High-quality footage of incidents on the road is now a lot more common.
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Electric scooters have become a common sight on Minnesota’s public highways in recent years, and it seems as though this trend is set to continue. According to statistics from Yahoo Finance, the market for e-scooters is set to double in size by 2032.
You’ve just been charged with a DWI offense and you’re looking at the range of sentences you could face if you’re convicted. Naturally enough, you’re worried about the possibility of spending time behind bars.
Driving while intoxicated isn’t the only crime it’s possible to commit on Minnesota roads. If you’re arrested for driving in a way that endangers other road users, you may be charged with criminal vehicular operation.
Driving while impaired (DWI) isn’t just about alcohol. In Minnesota, you can (under certain circumstances) face a DWI charge if you’re driving under the influence of prescription drugs.
Hundreds of thousands of people appear in court for driving-related issues in the United States every year. According to data from the American Addiction Centers, there are around 344 arrests for DWI offenses per 100,000 people in the state of Minnesota alone every year.
If you get your instruction permit at 15, you could be on the road for almost six years before you’re legally allowed to drink alcohol. Though it’s never legal to drink excessively and drive, the limits are even stricter for those who aren’t permitted to drink at all.
According to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission, there were around 34,000 electric vehicles (EVs) registered in the state at the beginning of last year. Given the rising popularity of electric cars and trucks, this figure could increase significantly over the coming years.
According to AutoInsurance.com, Minnesota is among the states with the highest rate of DWI conviction in the United States. Around 4% of our state’s residents reportedly have a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol.
The possession and cultivation of marijuana for personal use became legal in Minnesota at the beginning of August, drastically changing the landscape in the state in terms of drug enforcement.
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