Which is NOT one of the three DUI phases?

The three DUI phases typically include vehicle in motion, personal contact, and pre-arrest screening. Understanding these phases is crucial for law enforcement officers during a DUI investigation.

The "vehicle in motion" phase involves observing the driver’s behavior while operating the vehicle, such as erratic driving or traffic violations, which may lead to a stop. The "personal contact" phase occurs once the officer makes contact with the driver, allowing for the observation of physical signs of impairment and interaction with the individual. The "pre-arrest screening" phase involves administering field sobriety tests to determine if impairment is present and if an arrest is warranted.

The option referring to "home contact" does not fit into these recognized phases of DUI investigation. While officers may have home contact at some point if a suspect is being pursued or if they need further information, it is not a standard phase of the DUI evaluation process. Therefore, this option stands apart from the core phases involved in DUI assessments.