Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
Which of these can a court impose as a penalty for driving while under the influence of alcohol?
Correct answer: Being required to attend an Alcohol Highway Safety School.
Answer options
- ABeing required to take a motorcycle rider safety course
- BBeing let off with a courtesy warning and no record
- CBeing required to attend an Alcohol Highway Safety School Correct
- DBeing charged a token $10 fine and nothing more
Why
Besides fines, loss of the license and possible jail time, a DUI conviction commonly comes with an order to complete an alcohol education program such as an Alcohol Highway Safety School. A mere warning, an unrelated riding course or a token fine does not reflect how drunk driving is punished.
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