What’s the difference between a DUI and a DWI? DUI: driving under the influence. Generally, people under the legal drinking age who are found to have consumed any amount of alcohol can be charged with DUIs. DWI: driving while intoxicated. People of all ages may be charged with a DWI if they are unable to perform their mental and physical capacities to the normal level due to alcohol and drugs. They may also be charged with a DWI if their BAC level is .08 or more. #dwi #dui #drunkdriving #driving

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2.8K views · 45 reactions | Every day, about 32 people in the United States die in drunk-driving crashes — that's one person every 45 minutes. Don't Drink and Drive. Buzzed Driving is Drunk Driving. #TargetZeroSC #YCSONews | York County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

Every day, 37 people in the United States lose their lives to drunk-driving crashes. This holiday season and always, our buzzed driving campaign reminds all that buzzed driving is drunk driving. | Ad Council | Facebook