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Blood alcohol limits for drivers 21 and over and under 21, the chemical test and what refusing it costs you, what counts as a drink, and the suspensions that follow an OUI.

Each question below covers one rule from the Massachusetts Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.

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12 questions

  1. BAC limit for drivers 21 and olderYou are over 21 and driving your own car. At what BAC does driving become illegal?
  2. Zero tolerance under 21: 0.02You are 17. At what BAC do you face penalties under the zero-tolerance law?
  3. Refusing a chemical testYou're 30 with no prior OUI. After an OUI arrest, you refuse a breath test. How long is your license suspended?
  4. License taken at onceAfter an OUI arrest, your breath test shows you're over the limit. What happens to your license?
  5. A first OUI convictionWhat happens to your license after a first OUI conviction?
  6. No open alcohol inside the vehicleWhere may an open alcoholic drink be inside your car while you drive?
  7. Implied consent to testingWhat has every licensed driver agreed to, under the Implied Consent Law?
  8. Medicines and other drugs count for OUICan you be charged with OUI for driving after taking a legal prescription drug?
  9. Under 21: buying or carrying alcoholYou're 19. When may you carry alcohol in a car?
  10. Failing a chemical testYou're over 21 and fail a chemical test with a BAC of 0.08 or more. How long is your license suspended?
  11. OUI suspensions grow with each offenseHow long is the license suspension for a second OUI conviction?
  12. Standard drinksWhich drink holds about the same amount of alcohol as a 12-ounce beer?

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