North Carolina Driver's Handbook Chapter 2 Activity

NC laws allow for:

DWI roadblocks

MAD roadblocks

DUI roadblocks

DWI roadblocks

NC DWI conviction requires a person to serve

community service

a jail sentence

a DWI sentence

a DWI sentence

DWI law convictions are:

not the same

the same

up to the police

not the same

A NC DWI conviction while driving on a revoked license will result in:

vehicle possibly seized and sold

a mandatory school suspension

a mandatory blood test

vehicle possibly seized and sold

A fourth conviction of DWI is considered:

a misdemeanor

both a. and b.

a felony

a felony

Open alcohol containers can be transported in NC commercial vehicles in the:

under the front seat

trunk

front passenger seat

trunk

The age to purchase any alcoholic beverage in NC is:

18

16

21

21

Any underage person who attempts to purchase an alcoholic beverage will have their license revoked for:

60 days

1 year

30 days

1 year

Anyone under the age of 21 that is convicted for an offense of driving with any alcohol or drugs in his/her body will have his/her license revoked for:

30 days

60 days

1 year

1 year

A conviction of NC DWI with a BAC of 0.16% or another conviction within the past year will require:

an ignition interlock device

a designated driver

a supervising driver

an ignition interlock device

NC DWI can be proven:

with a K-9 unit

with a sense of humor

with a field sobriety test

with a field sobriety test

In North Carolina, a BAC of _____ is considered legally impaired.

.1%

1.0%

.08%

.08%

If a law enforcement officer swears that a driver has refused a legal chemical test, the DMV must _______.

revoke the driver's license for a least 12 months

wait for a court decision before taking action

assign the driver to an improvement clinic

revoke the driver's license for a least 12 months

Research shows that the risk of being in a crash increases when the alcohol level is___.

5%

1%

.05%

.05%

Anyone under the age of 21 who is convicted for an offense of driving with any amount of alcohol or drugs in his/her body, the license will be revoked for--.

1 year

6 months

permanently

1 year

For commercial drivers, legal intoxication is considered to be an alcohol concentration of

4%

1%

.04%

.04%

North Carolina DWI laws attempt to punish offenders and also try

to help them deal with alcohol problems

to get their licenses

to seize and sell their cars

to help them deal with alcohol problems

Using a fake ID to purchase alcohol will get your license revoked

permanently

for 1 year

for 90 days

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Roughly half of all traffic fatalities involve which of the following?

a drunken person

multiple cars

both a. and b.

a drunken person

What does the SRA of 1983 stand for:

Safe Roads Act

Surf Radar Administration

Safety Rails Accommodation

Safe Roads Act

DWI is an acronym that stands for:

Driving While Impaired

Driving While Intoxicated

Drinking While Intoxicated

Driving While Impaired

Persons over 21 years of age can lose their license for one year if convicted for:

giving an underage person over the counter cough medicine with high doses of alcohol

giving over the counter cough medicine with high doses of alcohol to any underage person

Giving an alcoholic beverage to any underage person

Giving an alcoholic beverage to any underage person

If an officer charges you with DWI, you will be asked to take a breath or blood test. If you refuse this test:

you will lose your license for 3 months by DMV

you will lose your license for 12 months by DMV

you will lose your license for 6 months by DMV

you will lose your license for 12 months by DMV