DUII GUY

08/07/2026

Getting a DUII citation in Oregon can feel like everything is moving too fast—license, court dates, and what happens to your driving rights. The difference between panic and control is knowing the exact steps, the deadlines that apply, and where the state’s testing and procedure may be vulnerable. A defense-oriented approach matters most when you’re dealing with breath/blood standards, implied consent issues, and potential DMV consequences. If you want clarity tailored to Oregon—including Bend and Central Oregon—this is the breakdown you need.

https://duiiguy.com/how-to-respond-to-duii-citation-oregon/

08/07/2026

I'm surprised it wasn't more

Bend Police handed out 15 citations during a one-hour speed patrol on the Bend Parkway Saturday, with a dozen drivers caught going at least 20 mph over the limit.

READ MORE: https://www.centraloregondaily.com/news/local/bend-parkway-speed-patrol-15-citations/article_af44e7c3-0f07-4dd1-b52d-c94c45ab01bb.html

08/07/2026

08/06/2026

But not everyone knows how to properly use them

08/06/2026

Bend Police pulled over more than 30 drivers in just two hours during a distracted driving crackdown last Friday — three were arrested for repeat offenses.

READ MORE: https://www.centraloregondaily.com/news/local/bend-police-distracted-driving-crackdown-arrests/article_f3e578c0-b5f1-4bbd-9633-142905735e9c.html

08/06/2026

This is standard when the defendant is deceased.

CASE DISMISSED: Pending criminal charges in a case against the pilot involved in Tuesday's crash, unrelated to the plane incident, have been dismissed following his death. Update at link in comments.

08/06/2026

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Bend Police are reminding you to put down your phones, after a targeted distracted driving enforcement operation. Last Friday, officers spent two hours at the intersection of NE Third Street and Burnside Avenue looking for drivers using cell phones behind the wheel. During the e...

08/05/2026

The speed limit will drop to 45 mph from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays in an effort to improve traffic flows along Eagle Road.

08/05/2026

Last Friday, one of our patrol teams conducted a focused traffic enforcement detail at the corner of NE Third Street and Burnside Avenue. The officers were looking for people using their cell phones while driving. Over the course of just two hours, officers wrote 30 citations. They also issued 10 warnings and arrested three people. The three arrests were all due to the driver receiving a third cell phone violation, which is a Class B misdemeanor.

Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of crashes in our community. Please put your phone down and pay attention to the road and the traffic around you. Let's all work together to keep Bend safe.

08/05/2026

Speeding and other dangerous driving behaviors that often lead to serious crashes were targeted by local law enforcement's July traffic safety campaign.

The Central Oregon Multi‑Agency Traffic Team (MATT) — which includes local law enforcement partners like the Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office — teamed up with the Oregon State Police High Visibility Enforcement Unit (VEU) for a three‑day traffic safety operation July 16-18, organized by the Black Butte Ranch Police Department.

Here’s what the teams accomplished:
➡ Speeding: 282
➡ Occupant Protection Violations: 42
➡ Dangerous Lane Changes: 193
➡ Impaired Driving: 26
➡ Distracted Driving: 36
➡ Arrests: 33
➡ Driving While Suspended: 28
➡ Tows: 14
➡ Motor Vehicle Accidents: 6
➡ Total Citations: 273
➡ Total Warnings: 404
➡ Total Stops: 544

The worst kind of call for any law enforcement officer is responding to accidents that cause serious injury or death. Help us by slowing down, reducing distractions, and never driving impaired.