Mobile County DUI Attorney and your Commercial Driver's License

When you have obtained a commercial license, there is a responsibility beyond operating your work vehicle. The standards are much stricter than having a regular driver's license. Under Alabama Law, you cannot operate a commercial vehicle while having "a measurable or detectable amount of alcohol in your system". You will be placed out of service for 24 hours if there is alcohol in your system. You will be arrested if your blood alcohol content is .04 percent or above. If you hold a commercial driver's license and are charged with DUI in a private vehicle, you lose the right to operate a commercial vehicle will be suspended for one year. For further information, contact your local Mobile County DUI Attorney or your Tuscaloosa County DUI Attorney.