Owi | CarAccidentHome.com

Call any time for a free evaluation

800-566-7404

What does Owi mean?

OWI also know as operating while under the influence is a common term used in Wisconsin, Iowa and Michigan to identify drivers who are operating a motorized vehicle while intoxicated with alcohol. It is illegal in each of these states to operate a motorized vehicle with a BAC or blood alcohol concentration level of 0.08% or higher. Operating a car with a BAC at this level is considered illegal regardless whether or not the driver is unable to safely operate the vehicle. Operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is a serious crime. Penalties for DUI can include: suspension of a drivers' license, community service, installation of an ignition interlock device, high fines and jail time.



« Back to Glossary

Browse Car Accident Terms Alphabetically:
A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | U | V | W | ALL

Do You Need a Lawyer?

Complete the short form and attorney will review your case for FREE. Don't wait -- Get Help Today!


See How Much You're Owed in Compensation!

- Click the Button Below for Your FREE Evaluation -

Why Should I Get an Evaluation with Car Accident Home?

  • Get more money - Getting an estimate will help you know the true value of your claim.
  • Insurance companies will try to pay you less than your claim is worth - don't let them.
  • You'll have the option to speak with a real auto accident attorney in your area - for free!
  • You have nothing to lose! The evaluation is COMPLETELY FREE.

Copyright © 2019 LeadRival. All rights reserved | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions

LeadRival LP BBB Business Review CarAccidentHome.com is not a lawyer referral service or a law firm and does not provide legal advice. This is a free matching service only, claim reviews will be performed by a third party attorney. We do not recommend or endorse any attorneys that pay to participiate in this advertisement. An attorney-client relationship is not formed when you submit the form and you are under no obligation to retain a lawyer who contacts you through this service. Services are not available in all states.