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What do Pennsylvania police look for before they stop someone on suspicion of DUI?

Atty. Sean Quinlan
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In Dauphin and surrounding counties most DUI arrests occur at night. The following is a list of indicators that state and local police use to suspect someone might be DUI. The list is based upon research conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): • Turning with a wide radius • Straddling the center of lane marker • Almost striking an object or vehicle • Weaving • Swerving • Going more than 10 mph below the speed limit • Stopping for no reason in a traffic lane • Following too closely • Drifting • Running tires on the center line or lane marker • Braking erratically • Driving into opposing or crossing traffic • Signaling in a way that doesn’t match driving actions (for example, signaling left and then turning right) • Slow response to traffic signals • Stopping inappropriately • Turning abruptly or illegally • Accelerating or decelerating rapidly • Driving with the headlights off (at night) If you or a loved one have been arrested for DUI call Attorney Quinlan today at (717)202-2277 or visit us online at http://www.harrisburgduiguy.com ...more
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What do Pennsylvania police look for before they stop someone on suspicion of DUI?
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In Dauphin and surrounding counties most DUI arrests occur at night. The following is a list of indicators that state and local police use to suspect someone might be DUI. The list is based upon research conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA): • Turning with a wide radius • Straddling the center of lane marker • Almost striking an object or vehicle • Weaving • Swerving • Going more than 10 mph below the speed limit • Stopping for no reason in a traffic lane • Following too closely • Drifting • Running tires on the center line or lane marker • Braking erratically • Driving into opposing or crossing traffic • Signaling in a way that doesn’t match driving actions (for example, signaling left and then turning right) • Slow response to traffic signals • Stopping inappropriately • Turning abruptly or illegally • Accelerating or decelerating rapidly • Driving with the headlights off (at night) If you or a loved one have been arrested for DUI call Attorney Quinlan today at (717)202-2277 or visit us online at http://www.harrisburgduiguy.com

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Atty. Sean Quinlan

40 subscribers