If you are looking for more general information about DUI or a general glossary of the terms discussed throughout this website, the website Freeadvice offers an incredibly comprehensive and informative collection of Georgia DUI Laws, Articles, Statutes and Links.

• Georgia DUI Resources and Statutes

• DUI Law Terms and Definitions

Freeadvice.com also offers these articles, which address some common questions about whether or not you “need” an attorney to handle your DUI case, possible effects of a DUI conviction on your insurance, what happens when you get stopped on suspicion of driving under the influence, and how a conviction for DUI can affect your record.  While these articles are not specific to Georgia, and as such only an attorney licensed to practice in Georgia can give you the specific answers and advice you need, they offer an informative overview of the charge and its’ potential consequences.

• Do you “need” a lawyer to handle your DUI?
• DUI effects on Car Insurance
• What happens when you get stopped for Drunk Driving?
• How does a DUI conviction affect your record?

• Atlanta Journal-Constitution
• WSB TV
• MyFox Atlanta
• 11Alive.com
• CBS Atlanta
• News/Talk 750 WSB
• Atlanta Business Chronicle
• Access Atlanta
• Clark Howard
• Georgia News

Georgia Department of Drivers Services

• MAILING ADDRESS: Department of Driver Services / Post Office Box 80447 / Conyers, Georgia 30013
• STREET ADDRESS: Department of Driver Services / 2206 East View Parkway / Conyers, Georgia 30013
• Drivers License Customer Service Locations
• The Georgia DDS has a very informative DUI resource page, which includes information on defense driving, and a list of approved DUI schools, relevant forms, and a great FAQ page to answer a lot of the questions one may have regarding costs, license reinstatement conditions, and clinical evaluations, which are discussed more below.

The Georgia Department of Drivers services also has some very comprehensive links and information regarding Commercial and Teen drivers, Non-U.S. Citizens, Drivers from Other Nations, and includes many more forms, manuals, publications, general information, and references.

Clinical Evaluation and Treatment Programs:

For more information on clinical evaluations under Georgia DUI law, see the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities’ DUI INTERVENTION PROGRAM page.  This site provides a great and searchable list of Clinical Evaluators and Treatment Programs.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving:

Many DUI convictions or pleas require the defendant to attend a Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Victim Impact Panel.  This, however, is a small part of what awareness and information Mothers Against Drunk Driving provides.

On MADD’s national site you will find a lot of vital information and statistics on Drunk Driving, Victim Services, Underage Drinking, the Under 21 Fact Sheet, Law Enforcement, Statistics, Ignition Interlocks (and here), Sobriety Checkpoints, Laws, and more.

MADD has a site dedicated solely to Georgia, however, which you can access here.   This site explains in much more detail the Victim Impact Panel (VIP) Guidelines, and offers a list of VIP Locations, and offers an amazing Taxi Locator service as well.

Additional References:

• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

• Georgia Office of State Administrative Hearings

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