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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.
A. A common problem in DUI or DWI cases is where an officer fails to tell someone about their rights to have a choice of chemical tests. In most states, a DUI or DWI suspect has the option of giving a sample of their blood or breath. If more than drunk driving is suspected, namely driving under the influence of drugs, then the DUI or DWI suspect may choose a urine test.