Driving under the influence charges in Pennsylvania are more serious than most people realize. It is illegal to operate a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 percent or higher. It is also illegal to operate a vehicle with any detectable amount of a controlled substance or its metabolites in your blood, even if you are not visibly impaired. A controlled substance DUI or a refusal to submit to testing falls under the highest tier and carries the most severe penalties. Prior offenses

22K views · 383 reactions | The family of a young boy who was seriously injured after being knocked off his bike by a man driving under the influence of drugs, are calling for the police to be given more powers to ban drug drivers. You may find some parts of this video upsetting. | BBC Breakfast | Facebook

2.2K views · 34 reactions | Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a criminal offence. Even for a first offence you could face:  A minimum 12 month ban  A criminal record  Up to 6 months in prison  An unlimited fine It’s not worth the risk. Drive safe this summer. #DriveSmart | Police Scotland Greater Glasgow | Facebook