Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
A driver is convicted of DUI in Arizona for the first time. How long, at a minimum, will this driver's license be suspended?
Correct answer: 3 months.
Answer options
- A2 weeks
- B3 months Correct
- C6 months
Why
Arizona suspends the license of a first-time DUI offender for no less than 3 months (90 days), on top of fines and other penalties, and repeat convictions bring far longer suspensions.
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