Per North Carolina guidelines, impairment is present when “a driver’s capacity is diminished regardless of whether legal limits are met or exceeded”. Classification of impairment can differ from state to state.

In North Carolina, driving while impaired does not always mean under the influence of alcohol and drugs but could be the result of lack of sleep, prescription drugs, or other influences that diminish the capacity of the driver.

If you have been charged with a DWI in North Carolina and need help with the next steps that you should take, give us a call at Behavioral Health Intervention Center. We are a drug rehabilitation and mental health facility that is happy to assist you!

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