Illinois DUI

CDL / Commercial Driver DUI

0.04 BAC in CMV, CMV vs. personal-vehicle rules, and disqualification risks in Cook, DuPage, Will, Kane, and Lake.

Why CDL DUI Is Different

Lower Threshold

0.04 BAC applies when operating a CMV. Refusals and results can lead to CDL disqualification issues.

CMV vs Non-CMV

Violations in a personal vehicle can still affect CDL employability and status depending on the outcome.

No Masking

Rules limit dispositions that conceal CDL convictions, shaping strategy and negotiations.

Evidence & Defense Angles

Courts We Serve

Cook β€’ DuPage β€’ Will β€’ Kane β€’ Lake
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Cook County

  • Chicago (Daley Center)
  • Skokie
  • Rolling Meadows
  • Maywood
  • Bridgeview
  • Markham
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DuPage County

  • Wheaton (Main)
  • Glendale Heights
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Will County

  • Joliet
  • Bolingbrook
  • Plainfield
  • Frankfort
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Kane County

  • Geneva
  • St. Charles
  • Aurora
  • Elgin
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Lake County

  • Waukegan
  • Park City
  • Round Lake
  • Mundelein
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Related DUI Topics

CDL DUI FAQs

Can a CDL be saved after a DUI arrest?
Case posture and defenses drive options; timelines and documentation are critical.
Does a refusal help or hurt CDL status?
Refusals can create separate issues; strategy depends on facts and deadlines.