Texas Open Container Law
Breaking Texas’s Open Container Law can cost you up to $500 per violation—or more if paired with a DWI.Here’s what you need to know to stay compliant: Knowing these rules helps you avoid fines, protect your driving record, and make Texas roads safer. What Counts as an Open Container In Texas, understanding what qualifies as […]
Read MoreWhat is Intoxication Assault in Texas?
Intoxication assault in Texas happens when someone drives or operates a vehicle while intoxicated and, as a result, causes serious bodily injury to another person. This is a third-degree felony, but the charges can escalate depending on the victim’s role or the severity of injuries. Key Facts: Defense Strategies: If you’re facing charges, consult an […]
Read MorePenalties for a Second DWI in Texas
A second DWI in Texas comes with more severe consequences than a first offense. Here’s what you should know: Quick Comparison: Penalty Type First DWI Second DWI Classification Class B Misdemeanor Class A Misdemeanor Maximum Fine $2,000 $4,000 Jail Time 3–180 days 30 days–1 year License Suspension 90 days–1 year 180 days–2 years Ignition Interlock […]
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