Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
A driver is convicted of DUI in Kansas for the first time. What is the shortest suspension of driving privileges that can follow?
Correct answer: 1 month.
Answer options
- A3 months
- B6 months
- C1 month Correct
Why
For a first DUI conviction, Kansas takes away the driving privilege for no less than one month. Fines and an ignition interlock requirement can come on top of that, and each later conviction brings a much longer loss of driving privileges.
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