This story is about a guy who was driving and got a beer in his car and was driving drunk. The car crashed into a tree. The guy was drinking and it took him a little while to sober up that night, but it didn’t stop him from drunk driving. He was charged with drunken driving. He was also charged with reckless endangerment.
Drunk driving is a very serious crime and you can get up to 15 years in prison for it. So if you drink and drive, you will go to prison. However, if you crash into a tree and are drunk (or even just drinking), you can be charged with reckless endangerment. The difference is that reckless endangerment is a felony, not a misdemeanor.
So, you’ve drank and you crash into a tree, and you’ve got a couple years of the sentence to serve. But, if you drink and drive and you are convicted of reckless endangerment, you will go to prison for up to three years.
Its not like you ever get to see that tree again.
The danger in this is that the driver has to have some sort of driving record. So, if you and your friend have been driving on a deserted highway, who knows what the consequences might be. If you run into a tree, you will be charged with reckless endangerment. I get that.
One of the reasons that people don’t like to drink and drive is that they feel like they have the chance of getting caught and having to pay a fine. But, if you happen to be an ex-drunk driver, you might be able to avoid the fine if you do something like sign a waiver that says you were under the influence, but you had no accidents.
The fact of the matter is that drunk driving is a serious crime and you should absolutely be held accountable for it. But, if you have no accidents and you have the ability to sign a waiver saying you were under the influence, you may be able to avoid the fine.
I was an ex-drunk driver and I don’t know what I would do if I wasn’t. I’m sure there are probably thousands of ex-drunk drivers out there in a similar position, but I’m just not sure about that. I know that I probably wouldn’t do anything with no accidents, but I’m also sure there are probably thousands of people I would not know if I had accidents. I would have been more careful with my driving.
In any event, we know that this accident occurred because of drunk driving and we know that it was not a real accident. We only see the drunk driver in the video, but we don’t know his name. When we see him sign the waiver saying he was drunk, he doesn’t say a word. We know he might have been the other guy, just not the one driving the car.
Drunk driving is a real problem in the country, and even at a younger age it can be a serious problem. In Michigan, the age of legal drinking has been extended to 16. As a result, in many cities like Flint, Ohio, and other cities with lower drinking ages, driving while intoxicated is a bigger problem than drunk driving. We know there are many people who drink and drive who are not even in the country legally, because we see their DUI warnings.
