Nevada Permit Test: Alcohol & Drugs Practice Questions

Correct answer: .08%

Under the Illegal Per Se Law, a BAC of .08% or more, or any detectable controlled substance, leads to revocation.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

Correct answer: More than 2 nanograms per milliliter

It is unlawful to drive with marijuana in your system greater than 2 ng/mL of blood (5 ng/mL for marijuana metabolite).

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

Correct answer: Revocation for one year

Refusing revokes your license for one year on a first offense, or three years if revoked for refusal in the prior seven years.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

Correct answer: 185 days

Under the illegal per se action, a .08% BAC or detectable controlled substance brings a 185-day revocation.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: Two days to six months, or 48–96 hours of community service

A first DUI brings jail of two days to six months or 48–96 hours of community service, a $400–$1,000 fine and DUI school.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: $400 to $1,000

First DUI fines are $400 to $1,000, plus DUI school tuition.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: One year

A second DUI within 7 years brings a one-year revocation, 10 days to 6 months jail and $750–$1,000 fine.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: 1 to 6 years

A subsequent DUI within 7 years brings a 3-year revocation, 1 to 6 years in prison and a $2,000–$5,000 fine.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: 2 to 20 years

DUI causing death or serious injury brings a 3-year revocation, 2 to 20 years in prison and a $2,000–$5,000 fine.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: Install an ignition interlock and get a restricted license

Privileges can be immediately reinstated if a license with an ignition interlock restriction is issued and a device is installed at the driver's expense.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Penalties for DUI

Correct answer: Living quarters of motor homes

It's illegal to have opened alcohol in driver or passenger areas, but not in motor home living quarters or passenger areas of buses, limos or taxis.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Other DUI Laws

Correct answer: Passengers under 15 in the vehicle

Having passengers under 15 in the vehicle during a DUI is an aggravating factor in sentencing.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence – Other DUI Laws

Correct answer: Yes

Even though .08% is used as a guide, you can be arrested and convicted with a lower level.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence

Correct answer: From 5 up to 30 times

Combining alcohol with driving over .08 can increase crash likelihood from 5 times up to 30 times.

Source: Chapter 10: Driving Under the Influence