DALLAS (KDAF) — With Fourth of July celebrations approaching, Texas drivers face a major financial penalty if they choose to drink and drive — according to new research, getting a DUI in the Lone Star State has a $3,178 total cost.
The new MarketWatch Guides analysis breaks down the total cost of a DUI, from fines to increases in insurance premiums. As families prepare for Independence Day gatherings and celebrations, this timely data highlights the severe financial consequences of impaired driving decisions.
The $3,178 cost in Texas is the 6th most expensive in the nation. Texas has a $2,000 minimum fine for DUIs, but severe cases of drinking and driving can be even more expensive. Annual insurance premiums can also jump up over $1,000, and drivers can face $125 in reinstatement and additional fees.
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