Santa Barbara DUI Defense Attorney William C. Makler
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1032 Santa Barbara Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
866-HELP-DUI
805-892-4922
805-880-0400 Fax
attorney@santa-barbara-dui.com

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Driving directions
From South of downtown Santa Barbara:
  1. Take US 101 to the Garden Street (downtown) exit.
  2. Turn left on Gutierrez Street.
  3. Turn right on Santa Barbara Street.
  4. After passing Carrillo (five blocks), look for parking on either side of the street (75 minutes free).
From North of downtown Santa Barbara:
  1. Take US 101 to the Carrillo Street exit.
  2. Head towards downtown.
  3. Turn left at the seventh four-way intersection onto Santa Barbara Street.
  4. Look for parking on either side of the street (75 minutes free).
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