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FAQs about Bucks County Drunk Driving Arrests

What is a DAI? Is it different from a DUI?

DAI stands for driving after imbibing. A DAI is basically the same as a DUI (driving under the influence). You may also hear drunk driving arrests be referred to DWI or driving while impaired. No matter what the Bucks County drunk driving arrest may be referred to, it is important to understand that you are in a lot of trouble. Speak with an experienced PA DUI attorney to assist you during this stressful and devastating time.

What happens after a Bucks County drunk driving arrest?

A DUI in Bucks County results in two cases. One is with the criminal court in Bucks County and the other case is an administrative hearing with PennDot. Your PennDot hearing determines whether or not your driver’s license should be suspended. The criminal court hearing determines whether or not you are guilty of a PA DAI. A Pennsylvania drunk driving defense attorney is ready to assist you during this complicated process. You have a limited time to act, so contact an attorney right away if you haven't done so already.

Will I lose my license?

According to Bucks County DUI laws, if you refuse a chemical test, your license will be suspended for 1 year. If you continue to drive on a suspended license and get caught, your suspension will be extended for another year.

Will I go to jail?

Jail can be a possibility if you are found guilty of a DUI in Bucks County. However, there are jail alternatives such as treatment services, sober living and ankle monitoring. An experienced PA DAI attorney will help you avoid jail and fight to get your charges reduced or dropped.

Bucks County Courthouse

Address:

55 East Court St
Doylestown, PA 18901

Phone Number:

215-348-6634


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