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BAC limits, implied consent and DUI penalties.
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Question 1
At what BAC is a Georgia driver 21 or older considered under the influence?
0.10 or more
0.05 or more
0.02 or more
0.08 or more
Correct answer: 0.08 or more
A person 21+ is considered under the influence at 0.08 grams or more; under 21 it is 0.02 or more.
Source: Section 5: Traffic Laws – Other Laws
Question 2
At what BAC is a driver under 21 irrefutably under the influence in Georgia?
0.02 or more
Any detectable amount above 0.10
0.05 or more
0.08 or more
Correct answer: 0.02 or more
A person under 21 is irrefutably considered under the influence at 0.02 grams or more.
Source: Section 5: Traffic Laws – Other Laws
Question 3
Is having a prescription a defense if your medication impairs your driving?
Only for pain medicine
Yes, always
Only with a doctor's note
No
Correct answer: No
Having a prescription is not a defense if the medication impairs your ability to drive safely.
Source: Section 5: Traffic Laws – Other Laws
Question 4
What are the maximum penalties for DUI described in the Georgia manual?
A $50 fine paid by mail, with no court appearance or points
A $300 fine and 30 days of community service, with no license suspension
A written warning on a first offense if no one was injured
Fines up to $1,000, up to 12 months in jail, and mandatory suspension
Correct answer: Fines up to $1,000, up to 12 months in jail, and mandatory suspension
DUI penalties include fines up to $1,000, jail up to 12 months, and mandatory license suspension.
Source: Section 5: Traffic Laws – Other Laws
Question 5
Under Georgia's Implied Consent law, refusing a chemical test brings what minimum suspension?
90 days
One year
Six months
30 days
Correct answer: One year
Refusing state-administered testing brings a suspension of at least one year, and the refusal may be used as evidence.
Source: Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges
Question 6
After submitting to the state's chemical test, may you get additional tests?
Only blood tests, paid by the state
Only if the officer agrees and the state pays for the extra test
No
Yes, at your own expense from qualified personnel you choose
Correct answer: Yes, at your own expense from qualified personnel you choose
After the state tests, you're entitled to additional tests at your own expense by qualified personnel of your choosing.
Source: Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges
Question 7
How many points does possessing an open container of alcohol while driving carry in Georgia?
1
4
6
2
Correct answer: 2
Possessing an open container of an alcoholic beverage while driving is a 2-point violation.
Source: Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges – The Points System
Question 8
Under 21, a first DUI with BAC from .02 to under .08 brings what minimum suspension?
6 months
18 months
12 months
3 months
Correct answer: 6 months
With a BAC of .02 to under .08, a first DUI for a driver under 21 brings at least a 6-month suspension (12 if a prior listed offense).
Source: Section 6: Teen Driving Laws
Question 9
What is the minimum suspension for a second DUI by a driver under 21?
12 months
18 months, with interlock permit eligibility after 120 days
12 months, with no permit of any kind available during that time
6 months
Correct answer: 18 months, with interlock permit eligibility after 120 days
A second DUI brings at least an 18-month suspension, with ignition interlock permit eligibility after 120 days.
Source: Section 6: Teen Driving Laws
Question 10
Is a limited driving permit available for DUI convictions that occurred before age 21?
Yes, always
Only for school travel
Yes, after 30 days
No
Correct answer: No
Limited permits are not available for DUI convictions prior to age 21, DUI-drugs, or no-insurance convictions, among others.
Source: Section 10: Losing Your Driving Privileges
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