Alcohol And The Law & Your Driving Privilege

Question 1

At what BAC level does your risk of being involved in a crash increase?

Answer 1

0.05 percent

Question 2

If an officer charges you with driving while impaired, and you refuse to take any required test when he asks, it will result in a immediate revocation of your license for at least…?

Answer 2

30 Days

Question 3

If your blood alcohol concentration shows a BAC of 0.08% or more, your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of…?

Answer 3

30 Days

Question 4

What are two ways driving while impaired can be proven?

Answer 4

1. Proving the drivers physical or mental fitness are appreciably impaired by alcohol, drugs, or both
2. Proving the drivers BAC is 0.08% or more (0.04% for a commercial vehicle)

Question 5

What if you get a DWI for the second time?

Answer 5

You have to serve a jail sentence.

Question 6

If you have a lower BAC what are you required to do?

Answer 6

Attend an alcohol safety school

Question 7

If you are convicted of a DWI, what are you required to have before your driving privileges are reinstated?

Answer 7

Obtain a substance abuse assessment.

Question 8

What happens on your first conviction of a DWI?

Answer 8

Mandatory revocation of your drivers license for one year.

Question 9

What happens on your second conviction of a DWI?

Answer 9

Mandatory license revocation for four years when convicted of a prior offense which occurred within three years of the current offense for which the license being revoked

Question 10

What happens on your third conviction of a DWI?

Answer 10

Mandatory, permanent driver license revocation if at least one of the prior convictions occurred within the past five years

Question 11

What happens on your fourth conviction of a DWI?

Answer 11

Mandatory permanent driver license revocation. The fourth conviction is considered a felony if the three prior DWI convictions occurred within the past seven years

Question 12

On your first restoration after a DWI what is your alcohol concentration restriction?

Answer 12

0.04%

Question 13

On your second restoration after a DWI what is your alcohol concentration restriction?

Answer 13

0.00%

Question 14

If you are convicted of a DWI with a BAC of .15% or more, or another conviction within the past seven years, what will be required?

Answer 14

An ignition interlock device to be installed on the vehicle

Question 15

If a driver who is less than 21 years old is convicted for an offense of driving with any amount of alcohol or drugs in his body, his license will be revoked for…?

Answer 15

1 year

Question 16

If you accumulate seven driver license points you may be a sign to…?

Answer 16

A driver improvement clinic

Question 17

What is the driver improvement clinic fee?

Answer 17

$65

Question 18

Upon satisfactory completion of the clinic how many points are deducted from your driving record?

Answer 18

3 points

Question 19

If you accumulate as many as 12 points within a 3-year period, your license may be..?

Answer 19

Suspended

Question 20

The accumulation of eight points within three years following the reinstatement of your license can result in…

Answer 20

A second suspension

Question 21

If your drivers license is suspended by the point system, how many days will it be taken for on the first suspension?

Answer 21

60 days

Question 22

If your drivers license is suspended by the point system, how long will it be taken for on the second suspension?

Answer 22

6 months

Question 23

If your drivers license is suspended by the point system, how long will it be taken for on the third suspension?

Answer 23

12 months

Question 24

How many points is passing a stopped school bus give you?

Answer 24

5 (the most you can get)

Question 25

How many points is reckless driving give you?

Answer 25

4

Question 26

Driving any vehicle more than 15 mph over the speed limit, if you are driving at a speed higher than 55 mph, your driving privileges will be revoked for at least...?

Answer 26

30 days

Question 27

A second charge of speeding over 55 mph and more than 15 mph above the speed limit within one year, or speeding plus reckless driving on the same occasion will cause you to lose driving privileges for...

Answer 27

60 days

Question 28

How long is your suspension time for manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance?

Answer 28

Permanent

Question 29

How long is your suspension time for assault with a motor vehicle?

Answer 29

1 year

Question 30

How long is your suspension time for prearranged racing with another motor vehicle on the highway?

Answer 30

3 years

Question 31

With a provisional license (under 18) how long will your license be suspended for a second moving violation within a 12 month period?

Answer 31

30 days

Question 32

With a provisional license (under 18) how long will your license be suspended for a third moving violation within a 12 month period?

Answer 32

90 days

Question 33

With a provisional license (under 18) how long will your license be suspended for a fourth moving violation within a 12 month period?

Answer 33

6 months

Question 34

What are some examples of moving violations?

Answer 34

Passing a stopped school bus, reckless driving, hit and run

Question 35

Steps for reinstatement of your driving privilege

Answer 35

1. Visit any driver license office 2. Proof of identity 3. Pay a restoration and or service fee 4. Reapply for a drivers license 5. Take Required tests 6. Provide proof of insurance if required 7. Pay for a new license issuance

Question 36

A $130 restoration fee is required when the revocation results from a DWI conviction. Also a service fee of $50 is required upon restoration of a revoked or suspended drivers license unless the license was surrendered to the court or mailed to the DMV office before the effective date of the suspension or revocation

Answer 36

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