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URrights supports ACL!!! ***DON'T BLOW TO OUR DUI APP***

*** More than just a BAC estimator!*** Be prepared when you party. URrights BAC can be used to estimate your blood alcohol content (BAC) and help you find a taxi if you have had too much to drink. It provides important information to help protect your rights, if needed, it can automatically text message family and friends when you need help!

The more you understand how alcohol impacts your body, the better your decisions should be. This app provides interactive instructional information to help you.

- Estimate your BAC
- Perform (What - If) scenarios
- Get an objective TIMELY BAC estimate
- Test your BAC knowledge
- Learn tips to control your BAC
- Understand your constitutional rights

Knowledge helps drive good decision making. Use the URrights Timely BAC Calculator whenever you are drinking. The app will diary your drinks, estimate your real time BAC AND give you an estimate as to when your BAC should be at or below 0.03%. If it's midnight and your BAC estimator says you shouldn't drive till 4:00am.... grab a taxi.

Can you pass a 3 question test? The results may surprise you! BAC estimator also has educational Q&A to increase your understanding of drinking.

Consider this... You had a drink on the way home from work. Being responsible you checked your BAC with your iPhone. It comes back fine, you feel fine. On the way home you get stopped... do you know what to do next?

" I was arrested for DWI. I did everything the officers told me to do, including the field sobriety tests and the Breath test. I blew a .05 and the officers still took me to jail. I wish I had the URrights application to listen to when I was first pulled over. " ---- Danny B., TX

YOU NEED TO KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!

When you are being pulled over by the police there isn’t any time to read. With this application there is nothing to read or do, simply press the button and listen to the audio to help you prepare for your encounter with the police.

Can you answer these questions?
•Do you know what to say and more importantly what not to say to the police?
•What information do you have to provide to the police?
•Should you submit to a field sobriety test?
•Do you really have the right to remain silent?
•Can the police make you get out of the car?
•Should you ask for your lawyer?
•Can you stop taking a test once you start?
•What happens if you keep talking after you asked for an attorney?
•Does being arrested automatically mean that you will be convicted?

Don't get drunk and get behind the wheel. It's a bad idea and you could kill someone.