Ohio Permit Test: Alcohol & Drugs Practice Questions

Correct answer: .08% or higher

It is illegal to drive with a BAC of .08% or higher at any age (.04% for commercial drivers, .02% under 21).

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: .04%

Commercial drivers may not operate with a BAC of .04% or higher.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: One-year license suspension

A first test refusal brings a one-year Administrative License Suspension, which stands even if you are acquitted of OVI.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Three months (90 days)

A first test over the limit brings a 90-day ALS; one prior OVI brings one year, two priors two years, three or more three years.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: No, it still stands

The refusal suspension stands even if the individual is ultimately acquitted of the OVI charge.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Two hours

The ALS rules refer to consenting to or refusing a chemical test within two hours of the arrest.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Three years

Refusal with two prior refusals or OVI/drug convictions in 10 years brings a three-year suspension.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Jail, possible vehicle forfeiture, and the Habitual OVI Offender Registry

Five or more OVI convictions in 20 years bring jail, possible immobilization or forfeiture of the vehicle, and placement on Ohio's Habitual OVI/OMVI Offender Registry.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Prescription sleep aids and sedatives

Over-the-counter and prescription drugs such as antidepressants, pain relievers, sleep aids and sedatives can impair driving.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Vision, reaction time and judgment

Alcohol and drugs blur vision and impair distance judgment, slow reaction time and reduce judgment.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Alcohol, Drugs, and Driving

Correct answer: Six months

A conviction of or guilty plea to Probationary OVI brings a six-month suspension for a driver under 18.

Source: Section 6: State Laws and Penalties – Penalties