Arizona Permit Test: Alcohol & Drugs Practice Questions

Correct answer: 0.08% or more

A test showing 0.08% or more (0.04% in a vehicle that requires a CDL) means you lose your driving privilege on the spot.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI Penalties

Correct answer: 0.04%

The limit is 0.04% when driving a commercial vehicle that requires a commercial driver license.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI Penalties

Correct answer: Yes, if you are impaired

You may be found guilty of DUI even if your BAC was under 0.08%, because alcohol impairs driving at much lower levels.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI Penalties

Correct answer: Drivers consent to DUI testing if arrested

By accepting the privilege to drive in Arizona, you consent to blood, breath, urine or other tests if arrested for DUI.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Driving Under the Influence

Correct answer: It is suspended for 12 months

Refusing or failing to complete the test means automatic loss of the privilege for 12 months, or 24 months for a second refusal within 84 months.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI Penalties

Correct answer: 24 months

A second refusal within 84 months brings a 24-month (2-year) loss of the driving privilege.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI Penalties

Correct answer: 0.15

Extreme DUI applies at an alcohol concentration of 0.15 or higher, with even tougher penalties at 0.20 or higher.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Extreme DUI

Correct answer: 10 consecutive days

A first DUI brings at least 10 consecutive days in jail, a license suspension of at least 90 days and a fine of at least $1,250.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI

Correct answer: 90 days

The driver license is suspended for not less than 90 days after a first DUI.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI

Correct answer: Revoked for 12 months

A second or subsequent DUI brings at least 90 days in jail, a fine of at least $3,000 and a 12-month revocation.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – DUI

Correct answer: 30

A first Extreme DUI means at least 30 consecutive days in jail and a fine of at least $2,500; at 0.20 or higher it rises to 45 days.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Extreme DUI

Correct answer: DUI with a child under 15 in the car

Aggravated DUI includes DUI with a person under 15 in the vehicle, DUI while suspended or revoked, a third DUI in 7 years, or DUI while required to use an ignition interlock.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Aggravated DUI

Correct answer: Aggravated DUI

DUI committed while the driving privilege is suspended or revoked is Aggravated DUI, which can mean prison and a 1-year revocation.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Aggravated DUI

Correct answer: In the trunk

Open containers are illegal in the passenger compartment, which includes unlocked compartments within reach; the trunk is not part of it.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Open Container

Correct answer: A passenger riding in a limousine or taxi

Passengers in a bus, limousine, taxi or the living area of a motor home are exempt; otherwise neither drivers nor passengers may have open containers.

Source: Section 5: Actively Avoiding Crashes – Open Container