DWI And Related Offense -Penalties 

Offense

                                     Penalties 
  

Fine

Max. Jail

 Suspension/ Revocation
 

Driving While Impaired 
VTL 1192.1

  

1st Offense

$300-$500

15 Days

   90 Day Suspension

2nd Offense w/ in 5 years

$500-$750

30 Days

   6 Month Revocation

3rd Offense w/ in 5 years

$750-$1,500

180 Days

   6 Month Revocation
         

Driving While Intoxicated 
VTL 1192.(2)(3) 
VTL 1192.4 
Impaired By Drugs

1st Offense

$500-$1,000

1 Year

   6 Month Revocation
      

Felony DWI
VTL 1193-2(b)(2) 
 1193-1(c) (Excludes Priority.0.) VTL 1192.(2)(3)(4)

2nd Offense

$1,000-$10,000

7 Years

   1 Year Revocation
   *unless injury involved
   
  
Note:  Both jail and fine are no longer mandatory for felony DWI, VTL 1193.1(c).
Suspension pending prosecution- where charge is 1192 (2) (3) (4) and same conduct
gives rise to charge of vehicular assault, or manslaughter PL 120, 125 or if there is a 
prior 1192 conviction in the past five years.
           
          Revocation upon refusal to submit- hearing required within 15 days of arraignment 
1192-2 (2)(c). Finding of refusal results in minimum 6 month revocation 1194-2 (2)(2)(d). 
In addition, civil penalties may be imposed for such refusal. Operators under 21 years of 
age or operators with commercial license  may face greater periods of revocation, 
1193-2 (b),(5,6), 1194-2 (d) (1) (b). *Mandatory 
  
   
* These are court imposed revocations. If 3 or more convictions within 10 years, DMV 
extends waiting period for relicensure 6 months for each alcohol related incident.
 
** Both jail time and fine are no longer mandatory for felony DWI. VTL 1193.1(c)
  
*** Motorist under 21 of age or operators with a commercial license may face 
greater periods of revocation.
  
Suspension Pending Prosecution -
  

Where BAC is .10 or more: 30 days or until disposition of case whichever is more. 
Motorist can apply for Hardship Privilege license, and pre-conviction conditional license
after thirty days.

Where charge is 1192.(2)(3) or (4) and same conduct gives rise to charge of Vehicular 
assault, or manslaughter, PL 120, 125 or where there is a prior 1192 conviction within 
preceding 5 years. No possibility of pre-conviction conditional license after thirty days. 
VTL 1193(2)
      

  

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