18 questions in this content area. 8 are published in full below with worked explanations.
Why B is correct
Do not let them drive; if necessary, take away their keys and offer them a place to sleep.
Why A is correct
Two-point violations include an open alcohol container, refusal of a PBT under 21, and other moving violations.
Why A is correct
Six-point violations include OWI, failing to stop and identify at a crash, reckless driving and refusing a chemical test.
Why B is correct
Refusal to take a chemical alcohol test is a six-point violation.
Why A is correct
All drivers are considered to have given consent to a chemical test when they apply for and renew their license.
Why C is correct
Coffee, a cold shower, exercise or fresh air do not sober you up. Only time does.
Why A is correct
Penalties can include up to 93 days in jail, up to $500, license suspension and six points, with more if minors are in the car.
Why B is correct
Michigan law requires suspension for drug convictions even if not driving: six months with no priors.
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