Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
Which of the following is a possible consequence of a conviction for drunk driving?
Correct answer: A required alcohol and drug rehabilitation program.
Answer options
- AA license suspension of five years for a first offense
- BA fine of just $100, with no other penalty
- CA permanent ban on ever owning a motor vehicle
- DA required alcohol and drug rehabilitation program Correct
Why
In Delaware, a DUI conviction can come with an order to complete a rehabilitation program for alcohol and drugs, in addition to fines, loss of the license, possible jail and an ignition interlock. A first offense does not carry a five-year suspension, and the fine is far more than $100.
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