Just Got Arrested for DUI or DWI?
Free, independent, step-by-step help. Pick your state. Know your deadline. Protect your license.
Guides for 50 states, each with official sources
Tap the state where you were arrested. Guide available
DUI911 is not a law firm. Free educational resource only.
Why DUI911?
100% Free & Independent
DUI911 is not affiliated with any law firm, interlock company, or insurance provider. Our only agenda is giving you the information you need right now.
Built from Experience
A loved one was arrested and released in the middle of the night with no idea what to do next. The resource they needed didn't exist — so we built it.
50 States, Real Deadlines
Every state has different deadlines that start counting the moment you're arrested. Miss them and you lose options. We track every one.
Not sure what to do? Tell us your situation.
Answer a few quick questions about your state, your charges, and your timeline. We'll tell you exactly what to do next.
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Essential information for every step of the process
Common questions
- What is DUI911?
- DUI911 (dui911.org) is a free, independent educational website for people who were just arrested for DUI or DWI. It explains what happens next in your state: the license hearing deadline, penalties, the court process, and your first steps, with links to official sources. About DUI911 →
- Is DUI911 free, and is it legal advice?
- Everything on DUI911 is free, and there is nothing to sign up for. DUI911 is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; it is educational information only. For advice about your own case, talk to a licensed attorney in your state.
- Which states does DUI911 cover?
- All 50 states. Each state guide shows the date it was last reviewed and lists the statutes, DMV or DPS pages, and court pages the facts come from. All state guides →
- What should I do first after a DUI or DWI arrest?
- Find your state’s license deadline. In most states the clock to request a hearing starts at the arrest and can be as short as 7 to 15 days; missing it usually means an automatic suspension. Then write down what happened while it is fresh, stay off social media about it, and read your state guide before your first court date. Just arrested? Start here →
- Who runs DUI911?
- DUI911 was built by Rob Bowers after a loved one was released from a DUI arrest in the middle of the night with no idea what to do next. The people behind it are not attorneys. Corrections and questions: contact@dui911.org.