New Hope DWI Services

Quote of the day to ponder:

“We think we listen, but very rarely do we listen with real understanding, true empathy. Yet listening, of this very special kind, is one of the most potent forces for change that I know of.”
Carl Rogers

If you’re in need of support with empathy and compassion, give us a call.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543

Solid overview of the escalation of alcohol and dependency.
Good read.

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According to data from NCDOT, a total of “176 alcohol-related crashes and five fatalities occurred on North Carolina roads during the Fourth of July weekend in 2024.”

Please plan ahead and do NOT drink and drive.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543

Need help with addiction based issues or DWI? Have a suspended license from a prior DWI and you’re not sure of next steps? Confused about how the NC DWI process goes?
Give us a call. We are happy to be of support to you, evenings and weekends too!

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543
[email protected]

“The question is not why the addiction, but why the pain?”

Cleaning up the wreckage of the past will reduce the pain.

Call at anytime for support.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543

New Hope DWI Services offers assessments daily including evenings and DWI classes on evenings and weekends in order to be available in support based upon your schedule.
We pride ourselves on our flexibility and the way we treat people.
Please call for support!

New Hope DWI Services
910-663-1543
[email protected]

New Hope DWI Services is open and available through the New Year holiday. Call if we can be of help.
(910) 663-1543.

Please be safe and plan ahead. Make good choices and call for a ride.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543

Christmas "Booze It & Lose It" Campaign Underway Statewide - WHKY The North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program has partnered with state and local law enforcement to kick off the Christmas season statewide “Holiday Booze It & Lose It” enforcement campaign.…

NC DWI statute:

North Carolina's DWI statute, NCGS § 20-138.1, defines impaired driving as operating a vehicle on a public roadway while under the influence of an impairing substance. This includes having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher, or 0.04% for commercial vehicles. The statute also defines "impaired" as having any amount of a Schedule I controlled substance in your blood or urine.

Need help with a DWI? Please call with any questions or support.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543
[email protected]

Please be careful out there tonight. We're here if you need us.

New Hope DWI Services
(910) 663-1543
[email protected]

North Carolina ramps up patrols to curb drunk driving this Halloween A statewide "Halloween Booze it & Lose it" campaign is set to launch next week to curb drunk driving.Starting on Monday, October 28 until November 3 law enforc

Question often asked is, “what is limited driving privilege?”

In North Carolina, a limited driving privilege (LDP) allows a driver to operate a vehicle under certain restrictions:

Hours
Drivers are usually permitted to drive between 6 AM and 8 PM, Monday through Friday, for work and school.

Work and school
Drivers can request an extension to drive outside of these hours if they provide a letter from their employer or school schedule.

Emergency medical care
Drivers can drive at any time and without restrictions for emergency medical care.

Community service
Drivers can drive to perform community service or attend treatment programs as needed.

Household maintenance
Drivers are usually only permitted to drive for household maintenance during standard working hours.

Routes
Judges can restrict drivers to certain routes.

Other restrictions may apply, and driving that is not related to the permitted categories is unlawful.

To request a limited driving privilege, a person must file a petition in district court and attach a copy of their motor vehicle record. The petition must also include a sworn statement that the person is eligible for a limited driving privilege.

We’d be happy to Answer any questions you may have to support you!

New Hope DWI Services
910-663-1543
[email protected]