DMV Test Questions About Alcohol and Drugs
Expect a great emphasis on understanding your State’s drinking and driving laws on new DMV permit and license tests. This is what you should know.
Expect a great emphasis on understanding your State’s drinking and driving laws on new DMV permit and license tests. This is what you should know.
Take this challenge to test your knowledge of Massachusetts alcohol laws, the consequences of Operating Under the Influence (OUI), and some basic facts about alcohol.
Understand what the legal alcohol limit means and when you can be charged with driving under influence (DUI) in your state. See what may show up on your DMV test.
Michigan re-launches the public awareness campaign called “21 to Buy, Not Supply”. The purpose of the campaign is to curb underage drinking and inform about the consequences of supplying alcohol to minors. A similar campaign was launched in 2014 and it is now re-launched as a statewide college campus campaign. It mainly targets college campuses.
Drugs and driving do not make a good combination. This is also true about marijuana. Remember, just because it is legal to use marijuana in several states; it is not legal to drive while impaired.
You must understand the zero-tolerance law if you are under 21 and drive. Even a small amount of alcohol can easily put you at risk. It is also vital to know that a conviction based on blood alcohol content is more or less automatic. No other proof is needed. And remember, any traces of alcohol in your blood may result in a conviction.