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BAC limits, implied consent and DUI penalties.
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Question 1
How long is an Administrative Per Se suspension for a BAC of 0.08% or more?
30 days
One year
90 days
Six months
Correct answer: 90 days
An Administrative Per Se suspension (BAC 0.08%+) lasts 90 days, and a court dismissal does not affect it.
Source: Drinking and Driving Suspensions
Question 2
When does an Administrative Per Se suspension start?
30 days after the officer’s notice
Immediately, at the time of the arrest
Only after the court trial has ended
One full year after the date of arrest
Correct answer: 30 days after the officer’s notice
It starts 30 days after the temporary license and notice of suspension are issued, or at the end of an existing suspension.
Source: Drinking and Driving Suspensions
Question 3
What is the license suspension for a second DWUI within 10 years in Wyoming?
90 days
One year
Three years
Six months
Correct answer: One year
A second DWUI within 10 years brings a one-year suspension and no limited privileges (unless alcohol-related with interlock).
Source: Drinking and Driving Suspensions
Question 4
A third DWUI within 10 years in Wyoming results in:
A one-year suspension
A 90-day suspension
A three-year revocation
A fine only
Correct answer: A three-year revocation
A third or subsequent DWUI within 10 years brings a three-year revocation.
Source: Drinking and Driving Suspensions
Question 5
A first DWUI with a BAC of 0.15% or higher requires an ignition interlock license for:
30 days
6 months
2 years
Life
Correct answer: 6 months
With a BAC of .15% or greater on a first offense, you must hold an ignition interlock restricted license for 6 months.
Source: Ignition Interlock Devices
Question 6
A fourth DWUI involving alcohol brings what ignition interlock requirement?
Six months only, after which any license may be issued
One year only, the same as for a second offense
None at all, because the license is simply revoked
Lifetime, with a petition possible after 5 years
Correct answer: Lifetime, with a petition possible after 5 years
A 4th or subsequent alcohol DWUI brings a lifetime interlock requirement; you may petition for removal five years after conviction.
Source: Ignition Interlock Devices
Question 7
Besides the device, what fee must an ignition interlock driver pay?
A $10 technology fee only
A $100 ignition interlock fee
A $1,000 bond
No fee at all
Correct answer: A $100 ignition interlock fee
Drivers requiring an interlock must file an SR-22, pay the $50 reinstatement fee and the $100 ignition interlock fee.
Source: Ignition Interlock Devices
Question 8
About how fast does the liver eliminate alcohol?
About three drinks per hour
About one drink per hour
Faster with coffee
Faster with exercise
Correct answer: About one drink per hour
Alcohol is eliminated at a constant rate of about one drink per hour; showers, coffee or exercise do not help.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 9
How long does it take to fully absorb the alcohol in a single drink?
5 minutes
About 3 hours
About 12 hours
30 to 40 minutes
Correct answer: 30 to 40 minutes
It takes 30 to 40 minutes to totally absorb the alcohol in a single drink, so effects increase with time.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 10
Which amounts each contain about one-half ounce of alcohol?
12 oz beer, 3–5 oz wine, 1½ oz 86-proof liquor
12 oz of beer, 12 oz of wine, and 12 oz of liquor
6 oz of beer, 1 oz of wine, and 3 oz of liquor
None of them; a beer has far less than any wine
Correct answer: 12 oz beer, 3–5 oz wine, 1½ oz 86-proof liquor
12 ounces of beer, three to five ounces of wine and 1½ ounces of 86-proof liquor each have about one-half ounce of alcohol.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 11
What is the only significant factor in reducing BAC?
Time
Coffee
Food
A cold shower
Correct answer: Time
Time is the only significant factor in reducing BAC levels.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 12
Can you be convicted of DWUI in Wyoming with a BAC below 0.08%?
No, never below the 0.08% limit
Yes, at 0.05% with other evidence
Only if you also cause a crash
Only if the driver is under 18
Correct answer: Yes, at 0.05% with other evidence
While 0.08% or more may result in conviction, you may also be convicted with 0.05% and other supporting evidence.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 13
About how much farther does a drinking driver at 55 mph travel before braking, per the manual?
An additional 32 feet or more
About 2 feet, almost nothing
About 300 feet, or a full city block
No extra distance whatsoever
Correct answer: An additional 32 feet or more
Because of reduced ability to execute, a drinking driver at 55 mph travels an additional 32 feet or more before braking.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 14
Under Wyoming’s implied consent law, what may happen if you refuse a chemical test?
Nothing; refusal ends the matter
Police may get a warrant to test you
You pay a $20 fine
You may leave the scene
Correct answer: Police may get a warrant to test you
If you refuse, law enforcement may obtain a warrant requiring the test to be administered.
Source: How Alcohol and Drugs Affect You
Question 15
How do "pep pills" or stay-awake pills affect drivers?
They make drivers safer and steadier on long trips
False alertness that may lead to risk-taking
They have no effect at all on a driver’s skills
They noticeably improve a driver’s night vision
Correct answer: False alertness that may lead to risk-taking
Stay-awake pills give a false feeling of alertness and self-confidence, which can lead to excessive risk-taking.
Source: Other Drugs
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