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Alcohol & Drugs — Florida Practice Questions

31 questions in this content area. 6 are published in full below with worked explanations.

1. A 19-year-old is stopped with a BAL of .02. What happens?

  • ANothing; .02 is below the legal limit.
  • Automatic six-month suspension.
  • CA warning and a substance abuse class.

Why B is correct

Any driver under 21 with a BAL of .02 or higher automatically has the driving privilege suspended for six months.

25 more Alcohol & drugs questions

Answers and explanations for these are in the study app.

  • A 17-year-old is stopped under the zero tolerance law. Who is notified of the evaluation results?
  • A driver under 21 has a BAL of .05 or higher. What else is required besides the suspension?
  • A first DUI conviction involves a BAL of .15 or higher. How long must an ignition interlock device be used?
  • A friend who has been drinking is about to drive home. What does the Florida handbook suggest?
  • At what breath or blood alcohol level is your license administratively suspended at the time of a DUI arrest?
  • For a first DUI with a minor in the vehicle, what is the maximum jail term?
  • How can marijuana affect a driver, according to the Florida handbook?
  • How long must a DUI conviction stay on your Florida driving record?
  • How long must an ignition interlock device be used after a second DUI conviction?
  • How quickly does alcohol reach your brain after you drink?
  • In a DUI case involving death or serious injury, can a blood test be taken without your consent?
  • In a DUI crash causing serious injury, may blood be drawn from a driver who is unconscious?
  • Under Florida’s implied consent law, when did you agree to take a breath, blood or urine test?
  • What is the fine range for a first DUI conviction in Florida (BAL under .15, no minor in the car)?
  • What is the fine range for a third DUI conviction (BAL under .15, no minor present)?
  • What is the first thing alcohol affects?
  • What is the minimum license revocation for a first DUI conviction in Florida?
  • What is the penalty for a second refusal to take a breath, blood or urine test?
  • You are convicted of possessing marijuana, though you were not driving. What happens to your license?
  • You are not sure whether a new prescription is safe to take before driving. What should you do?
  • You refuse a breath test after a DUI stop for the first time. What happens to your license?
  • You refuse a breath test when lawfully asked. What happens to your license the first time?
  • You take a cold medicine and have one drink. What can happen?
  • You take a cold medicine and then have one drink. What can the effect be?
  • You use your car to transport drugs for sale. What may happen to the car?
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