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As you enjoy the last days of 2022, make sure you’re being safe because AAA says this is one of the most dangerous holidays of the year.

Here are some statistics to keep in mind as you hit the road this New Year's Eve:

Most people know that driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a crime, but many don’t realize that driving while intoxicated with a minor in the vehicle is a separate offense with different—and more serious—punishments.

If you've ever been pulled over for suspicion of drunk driving in Wisconsin, you're likely already familiar with a breathalyzer test.

What are your options to take the breathalyzer test and are you are or you not allowed to refuse a breathalyzer test under Wisconsin's breathalyzer laws?

Driving under the influence is a serious problem; about one third of fatal car accidents in the United States are related to drunk driving.  Don’t forget, buzzed driving IS drunk driving!  What do you need to know if you get pulled over this summer?

Before making an arrest for operating while intoxicated (OWI) Wisconsin law enforcement agents must have enough evidence to establish that a crime was committed.  To do so, they may administer a series of field sobriety tests that are used to gauge your level of intoxication.  

What exactly does that mean and what do you need to know?