Drunk drivers are more likely to cause traffic accidents than sober drivers because alcohol affects the brain's information processing and sensory communications abilities. When consumed, alcohol begins to disrupt and slow the functioning of the central nervous system within five minutes, and even a ...
According to the latest Statistics Canada data, the number of people charged with driving under the influence of drugs in Ontario increased by 360% between 2010 and 2020,. In 2010, Ontario law enforcement agencies arrested 313 people on drug-related driving under the influence (DUI) charges ...
If you are convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol and/or drugs, your sentence will result in severe penalties no matter where you live and which province's police made the arrest. DUI is a federal criminal offence under Canada's Criminal ...
Most Canadians know that our country treats driving under the influence (DUI) as a serious criminal offence. However, many Americans only find out how serious Canada is about combatting impaired driving when they are denied entry at our border. Our border control officials are legally ...
When most people think about how police make arrests for DUI, they visualize impaired-driving checkpoints and police pulling over motorists for erratic or dangerous driving. These safe driving tactics do result in significant numbers of Ontario impaired driving arrests every year, but police also make ...
