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Getting pulled over for an OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) in Iowa can be a stressful experience. One of the common steps officers take is asking you to take a breath test. Understanding implied consent In Iowa, by driving, you consent to chemical tests if...
Iowa has increased the penalties for eluding police officers in an effort to improve road safety and deter reckless behavior. The new law makes it a felony if the offender exceeds the speed limit by more than 25 miles per hour during the pursuit. This change reflects...
Charges for operating a vehicle while under the influence often come with pain and embarrassment. They can also have significant financial impacts. Anyone facing a possible conviction for an OWI should be aware of the many potential costs. Iowa’s penalties for an OWI...
When faced with a traffic stop on suspicion of DUI, you might wonder what your rights are in terms of sobriety test refusal. Every driver should understand their rights as well as the risks when refusing a sobriety test. There are several things you should consider...
When the flashing lights of a patrol car signal you to pull over for suspected drinking and driving, the moments that follow can be critical. However, the mistakes made in the aftermath of a police stop can often compound the legal consequences. Understanding the...
Police in Iowa take the issue of drugged driving very seriously. Drugged driving refers to operating a vehicle while impaired by any drug, not just illegal substances. Prescription or over-the-counter medications that affect your driving ability can also lead to an...
If you have a suspended or revoked Iowa driver's license because of an OWI charge, you may wonder what the consequences are if you continue to drive. Iowa law outlines what will happen if authorities find you driving without an active license and what you can do to...
A breath test screens blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels of motorists suspected of driving under the influence. Trained law enforcement administer the test. However, false test results can occur regardless of proper administration. Learn more about the various...
Like with other states, Iowa law prohibits individuals with blood alcohol concentrations above 0.08% from driving. Upon conviction, operating a vehicle while intoxicated may lead to many legal penalties. If you have a second OWI conviction, though, you are likely to...
In Iowa, you have the right to refuse a blood alcohol test, but if you do, you will lose your license for a year and will be ineligible for a temporary license for at least 90 days. It is also used against you in court. To avoid those consequences, you can decide to...