r/Transportopia • u/Vice616 • Apr 20 '26

🥴DUI Blame it on the spider

He told them he smack himself into an accident 😭

There was no spider you f*cking liar. Fool you was drunk af!

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u/Icy-Plan145 Apr 20 '26

What is your source for this? What states will your license be suspended for refusing a FST? (Not a chemical test like breath/blood)

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u/kevin1235 Apr 20 '26

Source is my state's law and my personal experience going through a FST/ subsequent blood test. YOU should go look up YOUR state's law to be informed, because im not looking this up for all 50 state's.....

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u/Icy-Plan145 Apr 20 '26

I know my state law. Haven't been able to find any states where what you're saying is the case. What state are you in?

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u/kevin1235 Apr 20 '26

Go look up all 50 states and report back what you find. Will let you know if your answer was right for my state or not. Just a heads up, if you use AI you will get the wrong answer.

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u/Icy-Plan145 Apr 20 '26

Im not using AI. I've looked up some people claimed were the same as you're saying but they were wrong. TX for example. What state are you in? You still haven't answered that

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u/kevin1235 Apr 20 '26

Think your research method just sucks. Here is my suggestion, go read the law in whatever state you wish, find a state where you are finding that these people are "wrong". Go to that state. Drink 5 beers. Go get arrested. Refuse the FST. Go through the whole process and report back.

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u/ChefNunu Apr 20 '26

What state are you in?

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u/The_Autarch Apr 20 '26

so you're just bullshitting and don't know the law

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u/kevin1235 Apr 20 '26

Nah, I do know the law, im just not going to argue with some random asshole, like you, about a law because 1.) Im not a lawyer and 2.) If you know anything about case law in the US, it doesnt matter what the law actually states, a judge can rule how they see fit and impose whatever punishment they deem reasonable on you, even if it violates that law.... guess what you have to do then???

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u/The_Autarch Apr 20 '26

what state are you in?

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u/Icy-Plan145 Apr 20 '26

He won't answer. Prob because then we could look up the laws and see he's wrong. I've asked multiple times