DUI and Immediate Roadside Prohibition Lawyer | British Columbia

If you've been charged with impaired driving or received an Immediate Roadside Prohibition, the clock is already running.

In British Columbia, you have seven days to appeal an IRP. Miss that window, and your licence is gone — before a single argument is heard.

Call Josh Krueger at (778) 902-8179.

Josh Krueger — Fast, Focused, and Ready to Defend You

Josh Krueger is a dedicated DUI and criminal defence lawyer who appears in courts and tribunals across British Columbia — from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island and the Interior.

This is not a side practice. Impaired driving charges and IRPs are what he does every day. He understands how fast these cases move — and what it takes to fight back effectively.

What Josh Krueger Handles

• Immediate Roadside Prohibitions (IRPs)
• Impaired Driving and DUI Charges
• Refusing a Breath or Blood Sample
• Driving Over 0.08 BAC
• Care or Control While Impaired
• Charter Violations and Evidence Challenges
• DUI Appeals and Driving Record Reviews
• Immigration-Sensitive DUI Defence

A DUI Lawyer Who Sees What Others Miss

Josh's entire practice is focused on criminal and driving law. That means he knows how police investigate, how prosecutors build their cases, and how RoadSafetyBC makes its decisions — and he knows where they often get it wrong.

He is responsive, thorough, and easy to talk to. Clients trust him because he:

• Explains your options clearly
• Responds quickly when time matters most
• Prepares smart, strategic legal arguments
• Fights for the best possible outcome — in court or through appeal

What's at Stake With a DUI or IRP

• A suspended licence — sometimes before trial
• A criminal record
• Thousands in fines and legal costs
• Jail time on repeat or serious offences
• Permanent consequences for your job, travel, or immigration status

Josh Krueger understands that what's at stake isn't just your case — it's your future.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to appeal an IRP?

Seven days from the date of the prohibition. That deadline does not move. Miss it, and your right to challenge the ban is gone.

Can I fight an IRP even if I failed the breath test?

Yes. There are many grounds to challenge an IRP — procedural errors, equipment issues, officer conduct, and Charter violations among them. An appeal is always worth exploring.

Will a DUI charge give me a criminal record?

A conviction can. That is why outcome matters. A criminal record can affect your employment, your ability to travel to the United States, and your immigration status.

Can I travel to the US with a DUI on my record?

A DUI conviction can make you inadmissible to the United States. If cross-border travel matters to you, say so early. It shapes the defence strategy.

Get Fast Advice From a Lawyer Who Knows This Area of Law

You have options. But some of them have deadlines.

Call Josh Krueger at (778) 902-8179 for a free consultation. Get a clear picture of where you stand, what your options are, and what needs to happen next.

Josh Krueger appears in courts and tribunals throughout British Columbia. Free Consultation. Available 7 Days a Week.