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History of drinking and driving Law and Ignition Interlock in Ontario 

In 1921, the Parliament of Canada first created a summary conviction offence for drinking and driving, called "driving while intoxicated". 2008 also saw the most recent amendments by Parliament to the law on drinking and driving. Typical observations supporting a reasonable suspicion is if a driver has an odor of an alcoholic beverage on their breath, or if they admit they had a drink.

The person's BAC would not have been in excess of 0.08 at the time of the offence. For a second offence, 30 days of jail and a 24-month driving prohibition, and. If another person suffers bodily harm because of the offence, the maximum sentence is 10 years in jail. Rent a car with Ignition Interlock and read Read more  goo.gl/r6pZvz

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HISTORY OF IGNITION INTERLOCK (BREATHALYZER) IN CANADA On July 2, 2008, new Criminal Code provisions on #impaired_driving came into force in Canada, which gave police better tools to detect and investigate #alcohol- and #drug-impaired driving. These changes increase the maximum sentence to life if the driver causes death and to a maximum 10-year sentence if they cause bodily harm; make it an offence if they refuse or fail to comply with a demand to provide for physical sobriety tests or bodily fluid samples; make it more difficult to get off on such stories such as “I only had two beers”; and toughen mandatory penalties ($1000 for a first offence, 30 days in jail for a second offence, 120 days in jail for a third offence). #*DUI* , #DWI and #Impaireddriving charge. #IgnitionInterlock or #Breathalyzer in your car. Do you think it worth extra drink ? Read more or to rent a car with Ignition Interlock ( Breathalyzer) for road test check:https://goo.gl/iN22Q6

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What is considered #impaired driving? You do not have to exceed the legal blood alcohol limit to be charged with #impaired_driving. The only requirement for a charge of impaired driving is that your ability to drive was affected by #alcohol or #drugs, regardless of how much or how little was actually consumed. How the police assess whether you are #impaired The police will make a judgment about your ability to #drive safely based on a number of observations, including your appearance, your answers to questions, your physical movement, and whether you or your car smell of #alcohol. Under the law, the police have the right to stop your car and ask you if you have consumed alcohol or drugs before driving. Although you are not required to answer such questions, it is generally best to avoid becoming hostile with the police. You are required to provide the police with your driver's licence, car ownership, and insurance papers. (at Toronto, Ontario)

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#License_suspension after #DUI or #Impaired_driving Charge. License suspensions are effective immediately at the time a #DUI_charge is issued, before a hearing or trial. The charging officer will take your license and send it to the Ministry of Transportation. You must find a way home without driving yourself. Depending on your location, you may be able to leave your vehicle where it is or choose to have it towed at your own expense. #DUI , #DWI and #Impaireddriving charge. #IgnitionInterlock or #Breathalyzer in your car. Do you think it worth extra drink ? Read More or to rent a car with Ignition Interlock for road test: https://goo.gl/DmKEsG