Driving While Intoxicated (dwi)

Definition of "Driving while intoxicated (dwi)"

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Term for operating an automobile while under the influence of alcoholic beverages so as to be unable to drive safely. An insurance company can suspend auto coverage under a personal automobile policy (PAP).

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