A few states refer to it as Driving Under the Influence (DUI), others allude to it as Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) and a little gathering of states called it Operating Under the Influence (OUI). (We by and large allude to it as “DUI” at this site.) This criminal offense for the most part incorporates either driving affected by liquor to the degree it debilitates your physical and intellectual capacities, or driving while you have a blood liquor substance of .08 or more prominent paying little heed to whether the liquor has had any impact on you. The offense is likewise erroneously known as “drunk driving” despite the fact that that term has no official importance and is a misnomer since you don’t need to be intoxicated (or driving) keeping in mind the end goal to be captured and sentenced a DUI.