Impaired Driving

Damage by driving is dangerous. This is the cause of over half of car accidents. This means driving a car when you are affected

Due to your safety and other people's safety, please do not drive in a damaged situation. When you are unable to drive, please drive to other people or use public transport. Please park if you need to answer the phone or send a text message

Driving damage was a crime recognized in Canada since 1921. Despite the dramatic decline in the operating rate since the mid-1980's, damage during driving remains a major cause of criminal death in Canada. Note 1 Operational damage is still an important issue not only for the entire Canadian government, but also for police stations, justice systems, community organizations, and the general public. In Canada, the Penal Code prohibits driving, and the ability to drive a car is at risk from alcohol and drugs. It is also illegal to raise the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of more than 80 mg alcohol relative to 100 ml of blood. Over the last few decades, the federal government has taken several steps to combat damaged driving. For example, several amendments have been made to the Criminal Code to increase the minimum and maximum penalty for driving damage and the latest modifications are proposed in July 2008.

Damage during driving is a term that represents a crime against the driving, care, or management of a car in Canada, and the ability of the driver to drive a car is impaired by alcohol or drugs. According to the "Penal Code", damage during driving may be punished by various illegal acts, and damage caused by operational damage is strictly punished. Also, different types of driver's licenses may be suspended. In 1921, the Canadian Parliament first established a simple belief about drunk driving called "drunk driving." At that time, the court interpreted that drinking is not a substantial drinking, not just the influence of alcohol. The minimum penalty for the first offense is 7 days imprisonment. The minimum punishment for the second offense is one month 's imprisonment. The minimum punishment for the third crime is three months imprisonment.