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AR DMV DUI and Alcohol Laws Flashcards

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  1. What Arkansas program allows some DWI offenders to regain driving privileges early by installing an ignition interlock device?

    Answer: Restricted Driving Privilege (RDP) / IID program

    Arkansas's Restricted Driving Privilege program allows eligible DWI offenders to drive with an IID installed before their full suspension period ends.

  2. What is the Arkansas open container law for drivers?

    Answer: Drivers and front-seat passengers may not have open alcohol containers in the vehicle

    Arkansas prohibits drivers and front-seat passengers from possessing open containers of alcohol while the vehicle is on a public road.

  3. What is the Arkansas 'Serious Traffic Offense' that carries the same BAC limit as DWI but applies specifically to school bus drivers?

    Answer: School bus DWI — BAC 0.02% or higher

    School bus drivers are subject to an extremely strict 0.02% BAC threshold in Arkansas, the same as the underage limit, due to the safety responsibility involved.

  4. What happens to an Arkansas commercial driver's CDL after a first DWI conviction in a personal vehicle?

    Answer: CDL is disqualified for 1 year

    A DWI conviction in any vehicle — commercial or personal — results in a one-year CDL disqualification for a first offense in Arkansas.

  5. What is the minimum fine for a first DWI conviction in Arkansas?

    Answer: $150

    Arkansas sets the minimum fine for a first DWI conviction at $150, though courts may impose higher amounts depending on circumstances.

  6. Can an Arkansas driver be convicted of DWI without a BAC test if other evidence proves impairment?

    Answer: Yes, officer observations, field sobriety tests, and other evidence can support a DWI conviction

    Arkansas allows DWI convictions based on totality of evidence including officer observations, field sobriety test results, and witness testimony even without a BAC reading.