Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
In Vermont, what is the shortest license suspension a driver can receive for a first DUI conviction?
Correct answer: 3 months.
Answer options
- A1 month
- B3 months Correct
- C6 months
Why
Vermont takes away the license of a driver convicted of DUI for the first time for no less than 3 months. Every repeat offense means a far longer stretch without driving privileges.
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