Last Friday, November 21, police set up DUI checkpoints in Rialto, Ontario, and San Bernadino. There, police checked that drivers were properly licensed and whether they were under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
http://www.duiblock.com/dui_checkpoint_locations/california/san_bernardino/ 
The last DUI checkpoint in Rancho Cucamonga was in August, but I wouldn’t be surprised if another one was set up between now and the start of 2015. With the holiday season upon us, people are enjoying festive celebrations with their friends and family—sometimes a little too much.
A DUI misdemeanor or felony charge happens when a driver’s blood alcohol level reaches or exceeds .08%. That level occurs at different times for different people. For more petite folks, that level can be reached after only one drink. For more heavy-set folks, it can occur after two or three.
Most people only think of alcohol when they think of DUIs. But DUI charges can also be brought when the driver has ingested other drugs, including marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, and even prescriptions. It’s always a good idea to check with your doctor about the status of your medications before driving and keep a list of your prescriptions in the car with you in case you’re stopped by police.
If you’ve been arrested for DUI in Rancho Cucamonga, there’s only one thing you should do. Call or message Dan Chambers of the Chambers Law Firm. He’s dealt with thousands of DUI case in his 20+ career as a prosecutor and attorney, so he’ll know just what to do to get you the lowest possible sentence. The consequences of DUI are severe, even with the minimum sentence given. So it’s best to completely avoid a DUI charge whenever possible, but when it’s inevitable, you want the lightest possible sentence. The most stress-free way to do that is by contacting Dan Chambers for a free consultation today.
