Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
A driver is convicted of DUI. What is one penalty that driver could face?
Correct answer: Suspension of the driver's license for up to one year.
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- ASuspension of the driver's license for up to one year Correct
- BA verbal warning in place of any penalty
- CA fine of only $50, with no other penalty
Why
In Arizona, a DUI can cost you your license for as long as a year, and courts add penalties such as jail, heavy fines, required alcohol screening, and an ignition interlock device. A token fine or a simple warning is never the outcome of a DUI conviction.
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