Impaired Driving refers to operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or both. Indicators of impairment may include irregular driving patterns, bloodshot eyes, coordination issues, or slurred speech.
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Refusing a Breathalyzer or Drug Test occurs when an individual declines to provide a breath or bodily fluid sample for alcohol or drug testing upon request by law enforcement, as outlined in Sections 320.27 and 320.28 of the Criminal Code.
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Driving over .08 is a criminal offence where an individual's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) equals or exceeds 0.08 percent within two hours of operating a vehicle.
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Dangerous Driving involves operating a vehicle in a manner that poses a risk to public safety given the circumstances, such as reckless driving, excessive speeding, racing, or ignoring traffic signs and signals.
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Failure to Stop at an Accident involves knowingly driving away from an accident scene without stopping to provide identification, offer assistance, or fulfill legal obligations unless a valid reason exists.
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Operation while prohibited refers to driving a vehicle despite being legally restricted from doing so due to a court order, license suspension, or other legal prohibitions resulting from a prior conviction or discharge.
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The Flight From a Peace Officer is charged when an individual fails to stop their vehicle or vessel while being pursued by a peace officer, without a reasonable excuse for not complying.
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