Can you drive after a DUI in Arizona?

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If you get arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Arizona and your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) according to a breath or blood test exceeds 0.08 percent (or if you refuse to submit to the test in violation of Arizona’s implied consent law), there is an excellent chance that your privilege to drive in … Jun 3, 2021

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