Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
In South Carolina, which of these is a penalty for being convicted of DUI?
Correct answer: Attending ADSAP (Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program).
Answer options
- ALosing your driver's license for five years
- BAttending ADSAP (Alcohol and Drug Safety Action Program) Correct
- CSpending 12 hours in jail
- DPaying a $100 fine
Why
South Carolina sends people convicted of DUI to ADSAP, a state program of alcohol and drug assessment and education that must be completed before driving privileges return. A first offense also brings a fine far above $100, a suspension measured in months rather than years, and at least 48 hours in jail or doing public service.
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