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No. Like doctors, lawyers must be trained to specialize in DUI law in a given state. There are not nearly as many DUI lawyers in the United States as one might imagine, as most lawyers who will represent someone charged with a DUI are criminal lawyers. Criminal lawyers understand DUI law, but few choose to specialize in these cases.
