Alcohol and drugs questions
New York's BAC levels for DWAI, DWI and Aggravated DWI, Zero Tolerance under 21, chemical tests and implied consent, open containers, drugs, and the penalties that follow.
Each question below covers one rule from the New York State Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.
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20 questions
- BAC .08: evidence of intoxication (DWI)
- Under 21: Zero Tolerance
- Refusing a chemical test
- License action after a DWI
- Open containers
- Implied consent
- Drugs count too (DWAI-drug)
- No cannabis use in a vehicle
- Convicted without a chemical test
- Ignition interlock: at least 12 months
- First DWI: fine and jail
- BAC over .05: evidence of impairment (DWAI)
- BAC .18: Aggravated DWI
- Standard drinks hold the same alcohol
- About .02 per drink, about an hour each
- Only time lowers your BAC
- Leandra's Law: a child under 16 in the car
- What your BAC depends on
- Chemical test refusal: one-year revocation
- DWAI first offense
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