Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
A driver has just been convicted of DUI. Which of these is a penalty the driver may face?
Correct answer: Required attendance at an alcohol education program.
Answer options
- ARequired attendance at an alcohol education program Correct
- BA 5-year license suspension for a first offense
- CA $100 fine with no other consequences
- DTwelve hours in jail with nothing added to the driving record
Why
Courts commonly order a person convicted of DUI to complete an alcohol education program on top of fines and license penalties, and finishing it can be a condition for getting full driving privileges back. A DUI conviction is recorded and brings more than a token fine, and a five-year suspension goes far beyond the usual first-offense penalty.
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