Ask DUI911 a Question
Pick your state and ask. Every answer comes from DUI911’s reviewed state data and links the official statute or agency page it came from.
Pick a state above, or start with one of these:
Enter sends. Shift+Enter adds a line.
Not a lawyer, not legal advice
Ask DUI911 explains the rules and deadlines in your state. It cannot evaluate your case, predict an outcome, or tell you what to plead. For anything about your own case, talk to a licensed DUI attorney in your state. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
How the assistant works
Answers from reviewed data only
It reads the same state facts that power each guide: deadlines, agencies, BAC limits, penalties, interlock, insurance and expungement rules. It does not answer from memory.
Every fact links its source
Numbers are cited to the statute, licensing agency or court page they came from, so you can read the original. Facts still being verified are labeled that way.
It knows its limits
It will not weigh your evidence, suggest a plea, or guess your chances. Those questions go to a licensed attorney, and it will say so.
DUI911 does not save your conversation. Each question is sent to an AI model to generate the answer and is gone when you leave the page. Questions are limited to a few per minute so the service stays free.
Prefer to read?
License hearing deadline
The first deadline after an arrest, what starts the clock, and how to request the hearing.
Deadline calculator
Enter your arrest date to see every date that matters in your case.
Guided questions
Four quick questions about your situation, then a personalized summary.
What a DUI lawyer does
When to call one, what to bring, and what the first consultation covers.