Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
What is the least amount of time Nevada suspends a driver's privilege to drive after a first DUI conviction?
Correct answer: A 6-month suspension.
Answer options
- AA 6-month suspension Correct
- BA 3-month suspension
- CA 1-year suspension
Why
After a first DUI conviction, Nevada suspends the driving privilege for no less than six months, and the court can also order fines, jail and an ignition interlock device. Repeat convictions bring much longer suspensions.
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