Month: October 2023

A man convicted of two murders and released from prison earlier this year has been arrested. Pearl police and the Rankin County Sheriff’s Department confirmed that James Williams was arrested for DUI Friday evening in Pearl in front of a business on Highway 80. According to officials, Williams wrecked his car in a ditch. Williams was convicted of murdering his dad and stepmom back in 2002. “As prescribed by law, parolee James Reynolds Williams was taken back into custody by MDOC agents after his arrest by Pearl Police on a DUI charge,” according to MDOC Commissioner Burl Cain. “That is a parole violation charge by Mississippi statute. MDOC will generate a Parole Revocation Package to be reviewed and ruled upon by the State Parole Board.”

We hope Williams gets the treatment he needs so that any of the loved ones of his parents feel better about their deaths. If you did not know this beforehand getting in a DUI crash is a violation of your parole. If you need to know more about consequences of driving pay a visit to A-1’s website, and look at driver’s education, defensive driving, DUI/risk reduction, clinical evaluation and treatment, and victim impact. All of these courses help immensely with getting on and on the road for the first time.

Here are the steps you need to follow to schedule a road test appointment in advance and get your Georgia driver’s license:

1. Schedule a road test in advance

2. Pay the $32 fee, which can be paid for with cash or credit card. Check the fees and terms for more information.

3. Bring original documentation that shows your identity, residential address, Social Security number, and U.S. citizenship or proof of lawful status in the United States. Photocopies will not be accepted. Refer to Secure ID for more information.

4. If you’re new to Georgia, you must surrender any out-of-state driver’s license, permit, or ID card.

5. Fill out the application form. This information will remain on file for 30 days. After that, you will need to submit your information again.

6. Visit your local DDS Customer Service Center (CSC).

7. Take and pass your Knowledge Exam.

8. Take and pass your Vision Exam.

9. Take and pass your Road Skills Test.

10. If you pass your tests, you will have your photo taken and receive your license. You must renew your Georgia driver’s license every 8 years.

11. If you’re under 21, you will receive an “under 21” license. On your 21st birthday or after, you may be able to have the “under 21” removed using Online Services or by using the DDS 2 GO Mobile App.

A St. Petersburg woman was arrested on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. for a DUI. The Florida Highway Patrol reported that a trooper was passed on the Gandy Bridge by a driver who was traveling at 120 MPH in a 55 MPH zone. The driver, Brittany Bianchi, resisted arrest and has been charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery on law enforcement, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Driving is an inherently risky activity, and driving while impaired by drugs or alcohol increases the danger on the road for everyone. According to various sources, the number of car accidents in the United States ranges from 5.25 million to 6 million per year. This means that on average, there are between 14,000 to 18,500 car accidents every day, resulting in one accident every four to six minutes. Some of those crashes are fatal. The statistics are scary and we should avoid mixing drugs and the road. If you need help from a recent DUI A-1 Driving Schools is here to help with our DUI School and Risk Reduction class.

As a community, we understand the challenges that come with driving. Sometimes we have to take away car keys from our loved ones, that simply are not safe to drive. However, we can come together to find solutions that not only benefit the elderly but also keep our roads safe. By creating a system that allows anonymous reporting of dangerous driving, we can prevent accidents and ensure the safety of all road users. By doing this we could make the roads a safer space for everyone.
A Florida woman believes she was unjustly targeted by this program because she needs to drive to get her cancer treatment. This idea isn’t completely soundproof, but it could work for the state of Georgia, and it could make the roads safer for everyone!

Joshua Robinson was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and possession of a controlled substance after hitting two pedestrians while driving under the influence. The incident took place on Old Shell Road near Ryan Avenue, where Mobile police officers discovered that Robison’s vehicle had left the roadway and collided with two pedestrians who were changing a tire on the side of the road. Robison was arrested immediately as he appeared to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. He is currently in police custody and his bond is pending.

As responsible drivers, we must always prioritize the safety of pedestrians and ensure that we never hit them. It is our duty to operate vehicles with complete sobriety and avoid driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, as it poses a significant risk not only to ourselves but also to others on the road. If you need help with driving call A-1 Driving Schools and we’re happy to help!

Police say Guillermo Cchochi Senobua, 41, showed no signs of impairment and voluntarily agreed to a blood draw. Senobua was booked into the North Las Vegas Community Correctional Center on charges of involuntary manslaughter and full-time attention to driving after the fact.

According to the North Las Vegas Police Department, while waiting on private property in a line of stopped vehicles to be dropped off at school, the boy exited the rear driver’s side door of a vehicle and ran across the driveway. He was taken to UMC Trauma Center, where he was initially listed in serious condition but was later pronounced dead.
This is extremely sad, and hope the family of the young boy gets justice. No one should have to worry about their children getting hit by a car while going to school. As of now, this isn’t a DUI. He was reported to not be impaired. That means he either purposely hit the child or was distracted when he hit him. Either or is not a good reason for the loss of this poor child’s life. Senobua doesn’t need DUI school. He needs a driver’s education, and so do many others. If you need driver’s education A-1 is here to help.

In Pennsylvania, a man was arrested for driving a farm vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. He caused a collision with a Toyota RAV4 and then fled the scene. However, he was eventually caught, processed, and released. Shockingly, he was caught again driving the same vehicle on the road just 17 minutes later and was consequently arrested for a second DUI offense. Luckily, no one, including a 2-year-old passenger inside the RAV4, was injured in the crash.

It is crucial for drivers to ensure their safety and that of their passengers, especially young children. In the event that a driver finds themselves under the influence, it is highly recommended that they arrange for a taxi or a trusted family member to take them and their young passenger home. Driving under the influence poses a considerable risk to everyone on the road. At A-1 Driving Schools, we understand the importance of responsible driving and offer our services to help those in need. Don’t hesitate to contact us if you ever find yourself in such a situation.