What element is NOT a part of the Basic DWI Law?

The basic Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) law primarily revolves around the behavior and condition of the individual operating the vehicle rather than the specific type of vehicle being driven. The other elements focus on the person involved in the incident, their ability to operate the vehicle, and their level of impairment due to alcohol or drugs.

The core components of the law include ensuring that a person is either operating or in actual physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of substances that impair their ability to drive. The type of vehicle itself typically is not a determining factor in the basic DWI law, as the law applies to any motor vehicle operation regardless of the model or make. Therefore, the inclusion of the vehicle type does not address the fundamental elements of impairment and operational control that define a DWI violation.