Arizona Auto Transport & Driving Information

Arizona Driving Laws/Info

First Arizona DUI Offense

• DUI Base Fine ....................................$250
• Arizona DUI Surcharge ......................$200
• Probation Surcharge ...........................$10
• Prison Construction Assessment........$500
• Arizona Xtra DUI Assessment...........$500
• Jail - Minimum 24 Hours up to 10 Days
• License Suspension - From 90-360 Days
• Ignition Interlock Device - Court May Order Installation of Ignition Interlock Device at the expense of the Convicted DUI Offender.

Second Arizona DUI Offense

• DUI Base Fine...................................$500
• Arizona DUI Surcharge.....................$400
• Probation Surcharge......................... $10
• Prison Construction Assessment..... $1,250
• Arizona Xtra DUI Assessment........ $1,250
• Jail – Minimum 30 Days up to 90 Days
• Community Restitution – Minimum 30 Days
• License Suspension – One Year
• Ignition Interlock Device – Court Ordered Ignition Interlock Device
• Complete Alcohol or Other Drug Screening, Education or Treatment Program

Third Arizona DUI Offense

• Aggravated DUI if Within 84 Months of Previous DUI
• DUI Base Fine................................... $750
• Arizona DUI Surcharge..................... $600
• Probation Surcharge .........................$10
• Prison Construction Assessment..... $1,500
• Arizona Xtra DUI Assessment........ $1,500
• DUI Abatement Fee......................... $250
• Jail – Minimum 4 Months
• License Suspension – One Year
• Ignition Interlock Device – Court Ordered Ignition Interlock Device
• Complete Alcohol or Other Drug Screening, Education or Treatment Program

AL Speeding Ticket Info:

Can I be arrested for not paying my speeding tickets?

It varies by the county or municipality where you got your ticket. However, not paying your violation will force the court to notify your Arizona’s Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that results in an instantaneous suspension of your driver’s license. And, again, a warrant for your arrest may also be issued. This does not mean that the cops will then be actively coming after you. Rather, this means that a warrant for your arrest will always appear on your record (even for employment background checks). However, if you commit another crime or even minor infraction, you will NOT receive a ticket you will be hauled off to jail.

What if I miss my court date?

Again, the location in Arizona where the ticket was issued will influence the specific repercussions of missing a court date differentially. However, commonly, an arrest warrant will be issued and your license will not be valid, until you show up, pay up, and clear your name. Otherwise any other unlawful activity you engage in can result in much steeper fines and often jail time.