Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
In North Carolina, which of these can be required of a driver convicted of DUI?
Correct answer: Attending ADETS, the Alcohol and Drug Education Traffic School.
Answer options
- AA $100 fine, with no license loss or any other penalty
- BA five-year license suspension for a first offense
- CAttending ADETS, the Alcohol and Drug Education Traffic School Correct
- DA jail term of just 12 hours for a first offense
Why
In North Carolina, a person convicted of impaired driving must get a substance abuse assessment and complete the education or treatment it calls for, such as the ADETS course, on top of fines and a license revocation. A first offense does not bring a five-year suspension, and the punishment is never limited to a small fine.
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