Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
What might a driver convicted of DUI be ordered to do?
Correct answer: Attend a driver's alcohol education program.
Answer options
- AServe a five-year license suspension for a first offense
- BAttend a driver's alcohol education program Correct
- CPay a $100 fine and face no other penalty
Why
Hawaii requires a person convicted of DUI to complete an alcohol education program for drivers, and the sentence can also include fines, loss of the license and possible jail time. A first offense does not bring a five-year suspension, and the penalties go well beyond a $100 fine.
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