

COMMERCIAL DUI (DUI-CMV)
DUI-CMV is committed when a defendant who is under the influence of
alcohol, inhalant, or any controlled substance operates a commercial
motor vehicle, or when a defendant who has a blood alcohol level of
0.04% or greater operates a commercial motor vehicle. “Commercial
motor vehicle” is defined in AS 28.40.100. A defendant who operates a
commercial motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, inhalants, or
drugs may also be charged with non-commercial DUI and Refusal in
connection with the same incident.
A DUI-CMV conviction will result in penalties identical to DUI plus
disqualification from driving a commercial motor vehicle for one year (first
offense) or for life (subsequent offenses).
Disqualification is also required when non-commercial DUI and Refusal
offenses are committed in commercial vehicles, and for other offenses
(e.g. leaving the scene, failing to file an accident report, felonies
facilitated by the use of a commercial vehicle, driving in violation of out of
service orders, and serious traffic violations

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