Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
If you are convicted of DUI for the first time, whatever your BAC was, you could be ordered to:
Correct answer: Pay a fine of no less than $390.
Answer options
- APay a fine of no less than $390 Correct
- BLead a public class about why drunk driving is dangerous
- CLose your driver's license permanently
Why
In California, a first DUI conviction carries a fine of at least $390, and it can also bring jail time, a license suspension, and a required DUI program. Offenders attend such programs rather than teach them, and a first offense does not cost the license for life.
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