Drink and drive are offenses, and an individual will be charged under the DUI/DWI laws if the BAC is 0.08% or more.
According to the state of North Dakota DUI/DWI law, drink driving places under the state’s criminal laws.
The statutes:
Several stringent laws practice in North Dakota against DUI/DWI. They include:
- The BAC should be measured within stipulated time by the enforcement officers.
- Refusing the chemical test can lead to the suspension of the license.
- The prior DUI charges can hold for 5 years, for a maximum of 3 offenses, and 7 years in the 4th offense.