Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
If you are convicted of DUI in Delaware for the first time, how long, at minimum, will you lose your driving privilege?
Correct answer: 1 year.
Answer options
- A1 year Correct
- B3 months
- C6 months
Why
A first DUI conviction in Delaware costs you your driving privilege for no less than one year, on top of fines, possible jail and, in many cases, an ignition interlock. Each later offense brings a longer loss of the license.
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