Idaho Woman Ironically Gets DUI After Crashing Into DMV Building

Most adult Americans understand that drinking and driving is a very bad idea and can cost people their lives. It's not often we hear about drivers getting arrested for operating an automobile under the influence of alcohol in the parking lot of a Department of Motor Vehicles, but that's exactly what took place recently in Idaho Falls.

A 21-year-old woman was arrested for DUI a few weeks back after she crashed into a DMV building with other occupants in her car, according to KSL.com. A breathalyzer test determined she was over the legal limit, according to the story. No one sustained serious injuries as a result of the incident.

According to information online, a first-time DUI offense in Idaho carries with it a fine and community service.

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Most people who get DUIs are not required by law to retake driving tests, but considering the circumstances in this case, maybe that should be added to her list of consequences. It's likely that some sort of restitution fee will be part of the recovery process seeing as the building sustained damage.

According to information online, a first-time DUI offense in Idaho carries with it a fine and community service. If a second DUI is charged to a driver within seven a certain timeframe, it can result in jail time, a license suspension, the installation of a breathalyzer device, a fine, and alcohol management classes. A third arrest for this crime usually results in mandatory jail time.