Impaired driving
Impaired driving stops, field tests, breath and blood tests, and implied consent.
10 sections
- Operating While IntoxicatedIC 9-30-5-1 — 0.08 is a Class C misdemeanor, and 0.15 a Class A misdemeanor
- The Chemical TestIC 9-30-6-2 — offered on probable cause, given within three hours, and every test offered has to be taken
- The License Suspension After an ArrestIC 9-30-6-9 — a year for a refusal, two with a prior, and 180 days for a failed test
- Drinking and Driving Under 21IC 9-30-5-8.5 — 0.02 under the age of 21 is a Class C infraction
- Driving Impaired with a Child in the CarIC 9-30-5-3 — a driver 21 or older with a passenger under 18 commits a Level 6 felony
- Specialized Driving PrivilegesIC 9-30-16-3 — a court may stay a suspension and let a person drive on its terms
- The Ignition InterlockIC 9-30-6-8 — driving without the required interlock is a Class B infraction, and a Class B misdemeanor knowingly
- Testing After a Serious CrashIC 9-30-7-3 — a test for every driver in a crash with serious injury, and a blood test after a death
- When Impaired Driving Is a FelonyIC 9-30-5-3 — a prior within seven years makes it a Level 6 felony
- Habitual Traffic ViolatorsIC 9-30-10-4 — the count runs over a ten year period, by offense date
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