Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
In the Virgin Islands, what happens to your driving privilege if you are convicted of DUI?
Correct answer: It is suspended or revoked.
Answer options
- AIt is suspended or revoked Correct
- BYou only receive a written warning
- CNothing happens if no one was hurt
Why
A DUI conviction in the Virgin Islands costs you your driving privilege; repeat offenses bring longer penalties.
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Topic: Alcohol and drugs License: Car permit
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