AZ DMV DUI and Impaired Driving Laws Flashcards
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In Arizona, what is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers 21 and older?
Answer: 0.08%
Arizona's legal BAC limit for drivers 21 and older is 0.08%; at or above this level you are presumed impaired.
What is the BAC limit for commercial drivers in Arizona?
Answer: 0.04%
Commercial vehicle drivers in Arizona are held to a stricter standard of 0.04% BAC, half the limit for regular drivers.
Arizona's 'Extreme DUI' charge applies when a driver's BAC is at or above:
Answer: 0.15%
Arizona's Extreme DUI threshold is 0.15% BAC, which carries significantly harsher penalties than a standard DUI.
Under Arizona's 'implied consent' law, refusing a chemical test when lawfully requested results in:
Answer: Automatic license suspension of 12 months for first refusal
Arizona's implied consent law means refusing a chemical test results in an automatic 12-month license suspension for a first offense.
In Arizona, the zero-tolerance law for DUI applies to drivers under what age?
Answer: 21
Arizona has a zero-tolerance policy for drivers under 21 โ any detectable BAC results in a DUI charge.
An 'Aggravated DUI' in Arizona is a felony that can occur when:
Answer: A DUI is committed with a suspended license, with a passenger under 15, or as a third offense within 84 months
Aggravated DUI (a felony) in Arizona involves prior convictions, a suspended license, or having a minor under 15 in the vehicle.