Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
Which of these penalties can a driver convicted of DUI in Puerto Rico receive?
Correct answer: A required alcohol and drug education program.
Answer options
- AA fine of $100
- BA jail sentence of 12 hours
- CA driver's license suspension of five years
- DA required alcohol and drug education program Correct
Why
In Puerto Rico, a first DUI conviction means a fine of several hundred dollars, a license suspension, and a required alcohol and drug education or treatment program. The fine is far above $100, and a first-offense suspension is much shorter than five years.
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