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What's The Difference Between DUI And DWI? Both DUI and DWI refer to the illegal act of driving a vehicle while impaired by alcohol and/or drugs. The chief difference lies in what the letters mean. DUI designates driving under the influence, while DWI refers to driving while intoxicated.
Probable cause for a DWI stop can include weaving across lanes or into oncoming traffic, drifting off the road, and alternately speeding up and slowing down. Once the officer makes the stop, he has cause to make a DWI arrest if you smell of alcohol, have red, glassy eyes, slur your words and fail a field sobriety test.