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A nystagmus test is a common sobriety test that is used in the field to determine if an individual is under the influence of alcohol. The test is formally referred to as the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus test. The term “nystagmus”…
Following a hit-and-run collision on Jan. 12, a Kansas teen was accused by police of driving under the influence. The teen’s pickup truck was heading north on a street in Cowley County when it struck a parked pickup truck on…
The U.S. military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan have taken a huge emotional toll on American military members from Kansas and elsewhere. As a result, more veterans may be binge drinking and drunk driving, according to a new study. By…
The laws in Kansas against drunk driving have been clear for years, but drug-impaired driving is more difficult to detect than alcohol. Research assembled by the National Transportation Safety Board has revealed a substantial increase in drug use among drivers…
In Kansas, the legal blood alcohol limit is .08 percent according to drunk driving laws. However, various groups are of the opinion that this limit should be reduced. In fact, the legal limit in Utah will be .05 percent starting…
A growing number of car accidents in Kansas and across the country is prompting demands to lower the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit once again in drunk driving laws. Deaths related to drunk driving have dropped significantly over the past…
Most drivers in Kansas are considered intoxicated if they have a blood alcohol level of .08 percent or higher, but stricter rules apply to commercial vehicle drivers and those under the legal drinking age of 21. The penalties for operating…
