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Alcohol and drugs questions

The blood alcohol numbers in the manual (0.02, 0.05 and 0.15), implied consent, medicines and drugs, refusing a test under 21, and the hearing and temporary license after a suspension.

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

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8 questions

  1. Under 21: 0.02 BACYou are 17. At what BAC does SC suspend your driving privilege right away?
  2. Under 21: refusing the testYou are 19 and an officer asks you to take an alcohol test. You refuse. How long do you lose your driving privileges?
  3. Temporary Alcohol LicenseHow much is a Temporary Alcohol License?
  4. 30 days to file for a hearing (for a TAL)After an alcohol suspension, how many days do you have to ask for a hearing if you want a TAL?
  5. Implied consentBy getting a license, what have you agreed to if an officer thinks you're impaired?
  6. Medicines and drugs countCan a medicine your doctor gave you get you convicted of impaired driving?
  7. Convicted at 0.05 BACA driver's BAC is only 0.05 percent. Can the driver still be convicted of driving impaired?
  8. BAC of 0.15 or moreWhat can happen if your BAC is 0.15 percent or higher?

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