Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
After a first DUI conviction in Illinois, what is the least amount of time you will lose your driving privileges?
Correct answer: 1 year.
Answer options
- A1 month
- B3 months
- C1 year Correct
Why
Illinois takes away full driving privileges for no less than 1 year after a first DUI conviction (legally a revocation), on top of fines and possible jail time, and repeat convictions bring much longer losses.
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