What is the law of DWI in Texas?
It is against the law of Texas to operate any motorized vehicle, aircraft or boat if you are intoxicated. “Intoxication” means the loss of your normal physical and mental faculties, or if your blood alcohol level is .08% or greater. The problem with DWI laws in Texas and other states is that most people do not know at what point they are intoxicated if they have been drinking. A few social drinks at your favorite restaurant or club could render you intoxicated under the law Our advice? Don’t drink and drive. Don’t expose yourself and others to serious injury and death. If you are stopped for a DWI, remember that you are probably be tape recorded and videotaped. You usually will be given a chance to perform field sobriety tests. You should not submit to a breath test or intoxilizer test unless you are certain that you will pass. If you personally feel you have had too much to drink, you probably will not pass the breath test. If on the other hand, you have only had two beers in the last
