Standard Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) are generally conducted roadside during a Vermont DUI investigation. Most DUI investigations begin with a motor vehicle stop based on reasonable suspicion of criminal activity…

DUIs in Vermont typically begin with a traffic stop. After the stop the law enforcement officer will ask or order you to exit your vehicle. You must comply with this…

When can your vehicle be stopped by law enforcement in the state of Vermont? Your motor vehicle can be stopped in Vermont for either a motor vehicle violation (such as…

If you lose your Vermont operator’s license due to a DUI suspension there are several steps you must take to reinstate your license. First, you must serve the period of…

Vermont DUI Statistics provide insight into Vermont DUI arrests and prosecutions.   Vermont DUI Statistics follow the national trends; nearly 8 in 10 (77.9%) operators taken into custody for driving…

The Vermont DUI treatment court is a pilot program offered in Windsor county. Pursuant to the program’s website, DUI treatment court “is a voluntary, post-conviction program for repeat offenders who…