Alcohol & Drugs — Georgia DDS Practice Questions

19 questions in this content area. 5 are published in full below with worked explanations.

Why A is correct

DUI penalties are severe, with fines up to $1,000, jail up to 12 months, and mandatory suspension.

Why C is correct

A person under 21 is irrefutably considered under the influence at 0.02 or more.

Why A is correct

Having a prescription is not a defense if the medication impairs your ability to safely drive.

Why A is correct

The restoration fee is $210 in person, or $200 by mail.

Why C is correct

Stop driving if drowsy. Stimulant drugs are likely to make your driving even more hazardous.

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A driver under 21 has a first DUI with a BAC of .02 to under .08. What is the minimum suspension?
A driver under 21 has a first DUI with a BAC of .08 or more. What is the minimum suspension?
After a first adult DUI conviction in five years, when may you be eligible for early reinstatement?
After a third DUI in five years, which license might you later apply for?
At what BAC is a Georgia driver 21 or older considered under the influence?
How many points does possessing an open container of alcohol while driving carry?
Is a limited driving permit available after a DUI-drugs conviction in Georgia?
What follows a third DUI conviction within five years in Georgia?
What is the minimum suspension for a second DUI by a driver under 21?
What suspension follows a first DUI conviction in five years for an adult in Georgia?
What suspension follows a second adult DUI conviction within five years?
You refuse a state-administered chemical test in Georgia. What is the minimum suspension?
You refuse a state blood test after a DUI arrest. Can your refusal be used at trial?
You take the state test and your BAC is at or above the limit. What may follow?