Q: I understand that the black-and-white Minnesota license plates that begin with a “W” stand for whiskey plates. They are for drunk drivers, but not all DUIs have to use ...

A driver in northeastern Minnesota with 10 DWI-related convictions allegedly admitted to drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana but refused testing after she was pulled over on Dec. 20.

The plates entered his life after his second DWI in 2017, when he blew a 0.22 after bar-hopping. "I knew I wasn't in the right," he said. "I knew I shouldn't have been driving.

Whether you call it a whiskey plate, a party plate, or something else, they all serve a similar purpose. Skip to content. Fox 8 Cleveland WJW. Cleveland 53 ...

Similar to alcohol, drivers on Minnesota roads are not allowed to open any cannabis packaging or consume cannabis while driving. A DWI conviction can lead to the loss of a driver’s license for ...