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The document is a report form used by physicians in Connecticut to notify the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) about patients diagnosed with chronic health issues that may impair their ability to drive safely. It includes sections for patient information, type of impairment, physician's comments, and certification, ensuring compliance with state laws regarding driver safety.

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What is the r229 form in CT?

The R-229 is the application for a driving test in Connecticut. Students that are testing at the DMV will have this emailed to them with their appointment confirmation from the DMV. A blank copy of the R-229 can be found here. If you are testing at The Next Street you will not need this application form.

What is the new DUI law in CT?

Senate Bill 1082 would lower the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers from 0.08% to 0.05%, bringing Connecticut in line with dozens of countries around the world as well as the state of Utah, which adopted such a law in 2018.

What is the first time offenders program in CT?

The accelerated rehabilitation program is a Connecticut court diversionary program that allows first-time offenders to have their criminal charges dismissed. Using a diversionary program is not an admission of guilt. The accelerated rehabilitation program a/k/a A/R is a very commonly used diversionary program.

What is the impaired driving program in CT?

The Impaired Driver Intervention Program (IDIP) is a diversionary program offered by the Connecticut courts and results in your criminal driving charge being dismissed by the courts.

What is the difference between impaired driving and a DUI?

DUI stands for Driving Under the Influence and DWI refers to Driving While Impaired. However, these definitions vary depending on the state. Federal laws dont distinguish between the two, as there isnt a nationwide definition of either violation.

Is Connecticut a zero tolerance state?

Legal Intoxication in Connecticut Connecticuts zero-tolerance law prohibits individuals under the age of 21 from driving with any traceable amount of alcohol in their blood. Therefore, if you are younger than the legal drinking age, you are considered impaired if you have a blood alcohol concentration of just 0.02%.

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