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Illinois Open Container Law for Transporting Alcohol

Illinois law prohibits drivers and passengers from possessing alcohol in the passenger area of a vehicle in most cases. Under 625 ILCS...

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How Can You Get Your Driver’s License Suspended?

Losing your driver’s license can turn your daily life upside down. Suddenly, the commute to work, the school pickup, and the grocery...

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How Do I Get SR-22 Insurance in Illinois?

If you’ve recently had your license suspended or been convicted of a serious traffic violation, you’ve probably heard the term “SR-22” thrown...

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What Happens to Your Car Insurance After a DUI?

A DUI conviction can affect far more than your criminal record. One of the most immediate and long-lasting consequences involves your car...

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Can You Get a DUI on an Electric Bike or Scooter?

As electric bikes and scooters become more popular in Illinois, many people ask: Can you get a DUI on an e-bike? The answer is yes. Under Illinois law, you can be charged with driving under the influence (DUI) while operating an electric bicycle or scooter. This includes app-based rentals like Lime and Divvy. If you’re caught impaired while riding, you can face many of the same consequences as someone operating a car. In this blog, we explain how Illinois law...

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No Refusal Weekends in Illinois: Understanding Your Rights

No Refusal Weekends have become more common across the country, especially during holidays and major events when police expect a rise in impaired driving. But how do they change normal DUI procedures, and what should you do if you’re arrested during one of these initiatives? This guide explains the purpose of these enforcement periods, how they work, and what “no refusal” really means. To learn more, continue reading. If you’ve been arrested for driving under the influence (DUI), our Illinois...

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The Difference Between an Illinois MDDP and RDP

DUIs and Restricted Driving Privileges In Illinois, being charged with DUI (driving under the influence) often leads to a statutory summary suspension of your driver’s license. The suspension is separate from any criminal charges you may face. The length of the suspension can vary: 6-month suspension for first-time offenders who submit to and fail chemical testing 12-month automatic suspension for those who refuse testing Normally, getting a statutory summary suspension means you cannot drive for as long as your license...

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Second DUI Offense Penalties: What It Means for Your License

A second DUI offense in Illinois brings serious consequences, especially when it comes to your driving privileges. While the criminal penalties are severe, many people are surprised to learn how significantly a second offense impacts their ability to drive, work, and handle daily responsibilities. At Johnson & Goldrich, P.C., our focus is on helping clients regain their driving privileges legally after a suspension or revocation. This guide breaks down what happens after a second DUI, what penalties you can expect,...

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Can Your License Be Suspended for Unpaid Tolls or Tickets?

Ignoring unpaid tolls or traffic tickets might seem like a small issue, but in Illinois, those missed payments can quickly lead to serious consequences. Knowing how these violations affect your license and how the License to Work Act changed suspension laws can help you stay compliant and protect your right to drive. Continue reading to learn more. What Happens If You Don’t Pay a Traffic Ticket? When you receive a traffic ticket in Illinois, you must either pay the fine...

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