Alcohol & Drugs — Ohio BMV Practice Questions

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

Why C is correct

An OVUAC can bring a suspension of three months to two years, a remedial course, reinstatement fees, and retaking the exam.

Why B is correct

Even legally prescribed or over-the-counter medication may affect an individual’s driving ability.

Why B is correct

A first refusal brings one year; a first test over the limit brings 90 days.

Why C is correct

It is against the law for commercial drivers to drive with a BAC of .04% or higher.

Why A is correct

First test over the limit: three months (90 days). One prior conviction: one year.

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A driver under 18 is convicted of probationary OVI. How long is the suspension?
A driver with one prior OVI conviction in 10 years refuses a chemical test. How long is the ALS?
A driver with one prior OVI conviction tests over the limit. How long is the ALS?
A driver with three prior refusals or OVI convictions refuses again. How long is the ALS?
A driver with two prior OVI convictions tests over the limit. How long is the ALS?
At what BAC is it illegal for an adult to drive in Ohio?
At what BAC is it illegal for an Ohio driver under 21 to drive?
How can alcohol affect your vision?
How far back does Ohio look at prior refusals and OVI convictions to set an ALS length?
Is it safe to combine alcohol with other impairing drugs?
What happens to someone convicted of OVI five or more times in 20 years?
What is the suspension for a first refusal to test in Ohio?
What license suspension can an OVUAC (under-21) violation bring?
Which of these prescription drugs does the Digest say can affect safe driving?
Within how long after arrest does Ohio’s Administrative License Suspension testing rule apply?
You refuse a chemical test and are later acquitted of OVI. What happens to the refusal suspension?
Your chemical test shows .08 or higher. What right do you have?