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Common DUI Related Codes
Common DUI Codes:
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23152(a)– driving while impaired
23152(b)– driving with .08% or more alcohol
23152(c)– driving while addicted
23152(d)– driving a commercial vehicle with .04% or more alcohol level
23152(e)– driving a vehicle for hire (taxi, train, Uber etc…) with .04% alc.
23152(f)– driving impaired by a drug
23152(g)– driving impaired by alcohol and drug combination
23153– felony DUI
23578– enhancement for driving with .15% or more alcohol level or refusal to test
23582– speeding while DUI; 60 day jail enhancement
Common DUI Arrest Related Codes:
243(a) PC– child endangerment
4060 B&P– possession of a drug w/o a prescription
11350 H&S– drug possession
11550 H&S– being under the influence of a controlled substance.
12020 pc– weapons possession
12500– unlicensed driver
14601– suspended license
16028– no proof of insurance
20001(a)– hit and run felony
20002(a) – hit and run misdemeanor
23103– reckless driving
23109(c)– speed exhibition
23222– open container in a vehicle
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Common Traffic Infractions:
21453– failure to stop at a red light
21460– travelling in opposing traffic
22349– freeway speeding
22350– unsafe speed (basic speed law)
22450– failure to stop at a stop sign
22100– improper right turn
22102– U turn in a business district
22107– improper lane position
21658– lane straddling
21703– following too close
21801/21804– failure to yield on a turn or egress
23123.5– cell phone or texting while driving
24250 – headlights not on in darkness
24252– brake/tail light(s) out
24601– license plate light out
26708– tinted windows
27315– no seat belts
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There are many others. This is but a partial list of common vehicle code sections that can accompany a DUI citation. Note, that they never cite you separately from the DUI citation. These extra sections either appear on the DUI ticket as an additional offense or on the criminal complaint from the prosecutor and is usually the rationale for initialing stopping you.