That said, a second conviction will force your record to reflect the DUI for an additional 10 years from the date of your second conviction. And a third offense will stay on your record forever. If you’re convicted of any subsequent charges, you’ll likely face jail time.
Keep in mind that driving is a dangerous privilege. Propelling yourself at high speeds in thousands of pounds worth of metal has the potential to do serious harm to others, especially when you aren’t in control. And since car insurance companies base your rate on the level of risk you represent, DUI charges can be detrimental.
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