Ohio OVI and Commercial Drivers
”But I was in my own car, on my own time!”
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If you have a commercial driver’s license an Ohio DUI charge can have devastating effects on your career. Often clients who hold a commercial driver’s license fail to understand that Ohio’s OVI laws can affect your livelihood even if you receive a drunk driving charge while you are not operating a commercial vehicle. If you plead guilty, or are found guilty, of an OVI (drunk driving) offense your commercial driver’s license will be taken away for one year. If you are a second-time OVI offender, an Ohio OVI will result in an indefinite revocation of your CDL. What is more, a court cannot give you privileges to operate a commercial vehicle while the case is pending and that a CDL suspension is in addition to any suspension that the court may impose. If you drive for a living these penalties can be devastating for you and your family. If you have been arrested for DUI in Ohio and you have a commercial driver’s license contact Charles M. Rowland II right away!
“My dad was a driver. He hauled coal. I don’t know what our family would have done if he was unable to drive. I know and understand how to handle your case and get you back on the road. Call me today at 937-318-1DUI (318-1384), 1-888-ROWLAND (888-769-5263) or visit me at www.DaytonDUI.com. All I do is DUI defense.”
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