The penalties for a first time offense under Vehicle Code 23152 a or b may include fines and fees, mandatory DUI school, probation, a suspended license for six months, and in some counties, an ignition interlock device (IID) on the driver’s vehicle, even for first-time offenders.

As these contaminants circulate through the grease and between the races and bearings, the components wear. Once a bearing is worn, the wear rate is accelerated by seals that no longer keep out contaminants, and increased heat may breakdown and eventually expel the lubricants. This is a slippery slope that could quickly lead to catastrophic failure. A word about why all of this is important: It’s about how much a wheel bearing is expected to carry. On a typical passenger vehicle weighing around 3,400 pounds, each pair of front-wheel bearings, as well as the rear-wheel or axle bearings, support around 850 pounds, depending on the weight balance and driveline configuration. If it’s a 6,000-pound SUV, each bearing might carry about 1,500 pounds. This load is concentrated on the relatively small bearing surfaces. It’s all the more reason that a good set of quality bearings is essential for vehicle safety, customer happiness and few comebacks. I’m Mark Phillips. And thanks for watching.

Because this doesn’t include a clear boundary for what is considered to be under the influence, this means that a driver with a blood alcohol content (BAC) that is under the legal limit can still be charged and convicted of a DUI. A driver with a BAC of 0.06% for example, could still be shown to be impaired if he/she wasn’t able to drive with the caution of a sober driver.

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Prosecutors prove the driver was under the influence through a combination of the police officer’s testimony and written report, noting how he/she observed the vehicle on the road, including any unsafe driving, the appearance of the driver, failed field sobriety tests, and any chemical tests.

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Under Vehicle Code 23152 (a), “it is unlawful for a person who is under the influence of any alcoholic beverage to drive a vehicle.”

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Under Vehicle Code 23152 (b), “it is unlawful for a person who has 0.08 percent or more, by weight, of alcohol in his or her blood to drive a vehicle.”

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Wheel bearings. They make the world go ‘round. Most serviceable wheel bearings need maintenance every 25,000 to 30,000 miles, or during every brake service. But, the average life of a sealed wheel bearing and hub assembly is about 85,000 to 100,000 miles, without the opportunity for a technician to repack the bearings. As a result, your customer may only have one chance during a vehicle’s life to replace these parts. If you miss this opportunity, it may be gone forever. So when are bearings replaced? According to a recent Babcox Research survey, 51 percent of bad wheel bearings are identified and replaced as a result of a customer complaining about noise, 24 percent are found during a brake job, and 19 percent are discovered during an alignment. And what is the leading cause of wheel bearing failure? Its seal. The inside of a bearing can be a hot place. When a bearing is cooling off, the contracting metal, air and lubricant can create a vacuum that is hopefully held by the seals. If the seals are worn and can’t hold the vacuum, the bearing or sealed hub unit will suck in outside air, debris and water. In some parts of the country that use salt on the roads, it is almost as bad as ocean water on wheel bearings. As these contaminants circulate through the grease and between the races and bearings, the components wear. Once a bearing is worn, the wear rate is accelerated by seals that no longer keep out contaminants, and increased heat may breakdown and eventually expel the lubricants. This is a slippery slope that could quickly lead to catastrophic failure. A word about why all of this is important: It’s about how much a wheel bearing is expected to carry. On a typical passenger vehicle weighing around 3,400 pounds, each pair of front-wheel bearings, as well as the rear-wheel or axle bearings, support around 850 pounds, depending on the weight balance and driveline configuration. If it’s a 6,000-pound SUV, each bearing might carry about 1,500 pounds. This load is concentrated on the relatively small bearing surfaces. It’s all the more reason that a good set of quality bearings is essential for vehicle safety, customer happiness and few comebacks. I’m Mark Phillips. And thanks for watching.

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During the arrest, the police officer will take the drivers license and give the driver a temporary license that is only good for 30 days. His/her license will be administratively suspended by the DMV, unless he/she requests a formal hearing. The administrative per se (APS) hearing must be requested within 10 days of the arrest in order to challenge an automatic license suspension.

Blood alcohol is tested through chemical tests of the blood or breath. During a traffic stop, a police officer may try and get the driver to submit to a preliminary alcohol screening test, also known as a breathalyzer. However, this is not the test that will be used in court. Instead, the chemical breath test will usually occur with a much bigger, and arguably more accurate machine, often at the police department. These later test results will be used by a prosecutor to attempt to show a violation of the vehicle code.

This is known as a DUI per se. Regardless of the driver’s actual impairment, a driver is considered to be under the influence “per se” if his/her blood alcohol content (BAC) meets a certain threshold. For most drivers that limit is 0.08% or higher. Underage drivers and commercial drivers have a lower per se limit.

If you are charged with violating California Vehicle Code 23152, you may be looking at a criminal record, losing your driving privileges, and thousands in fines, fees and costs. Your California DUI lawyer will be able to explain all the penalties involved, defense strategies, and how you can keep your license. Remember that you have to act fast because you only have 10 days after your arrest to file a DMV hearing request and have an attorney represent you during the DMV hearing to keep your driver’s license.

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“Under the influence” is not a set number. It relates to impairment of a driver’s mental or physical abilities as a result of alcohol, to the extent that he/she are no longer able to drive a vehicle with the caution of a sober driver, using ordinary care under similar circumstances.

Goldman will shift from his previous role as general manager to a more strategic, executive leadership role, the company said.

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Violations of California Vehicle Code 23152 a and b are some of the most common code violations in the state. These codify California’s drunk driving violations, which can result in a DUI conviction, license suspension, fines, fees and other penalties. Each year, police and law enforcement make more than 100,000 drunk driving arrests in California alone.

Related Articles - AMN Year in Review: Top Manufacturing News of 2024 - AISIN Talks Tires, Mergers and Streamlining Operations - Yokohama Tire Becomes a Lifetime UAF Trustee This video is sponsored by FAG. Wheel bearings. They make the world go ‘round. Most serviceable wheel bearings need maintenance every 25,000 to 30,000 miles, or during every brake service. But, the average life of a sealed wheel bearing and hub assembly is about 85,000 to 100,000 miles, without the opportunity for a technician to repack the bearings. As a result, your customer may only have one chance during a vehicle’s life to replace these parts. If you miss this opportunity, it may be gone forever. So when are bearings replaced? According to a recent Babcox Research survey, 51 percent of bad wheel bearings are identified and replaced as a result of a customer complaining about noise, 24 percent are found during a brake job, and 19 percent are discovered during an alignment. And what is the leading cause of wheel bearing failure? Its seal. The inside of a bearing can be a hot place. When a bearing is cooling off, the contracting metal, air and lubricant can create a vacuum that is hopefully held by the seals. If the seals are worn and can’t hold the vacuum, the bearing or sealed hub unit will suck in outside air, debris and water. In some parts of the country that use salt on the roads, it is almost as bad as ocean water on wheel bearings. As these contaminants circulate through the grease and between the races and bearings, the components wear. Once a bearing is worn, the wear rate is accelerated by seals that no longer keep out contaminants, and increased heat may breakdown and eventually expel the lubricants. This is a slippery slope that could quickly lead to catastrophic failure. A word about why all of this is important: It’s about how much a wheel bearing is expected to carry. On a typical passenger vehicle weighing around 3,400 pounds, each pair of front-wheel bearings, as well as the rear-wheel or axle bearings, support around 850 pounds, depending on the weight balance and driveline configuration. If it’s a 6,000-pound SUV, each bearing might carry about 1,500 pounds. This load is concentrated on the relatively small bearing surfaces. It’s all the more reason that a good set of quality bearings is essential for vehicle safety, customer happiness and few comebacks. I’m Mark Phillips. And thanks for watching.

The Alliance announced the promotion of Kris Goldman to the role of vice president & general manager of Alliance Parts Warehouse (APW), effective January 1, 2025. This promotion highlights Kris’s exceptional leadership, unwavering dedication and significant contributions to the company, as he continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of APW, according to the Alliance.