DUI Regulatory Compliance 2

Question 1

Under NHTSA guidelines, a DUI instructor must complete how many hours of initial training before teaching an approved program?

Accepted Answer

40 hours

Answer

NHTSA standards require 40 hours of initial instructor training before an individual may independently deliver an approved DUI education program.

Question 2

Which federal agency sets the minimum standards for state DUI laws under the 23 U.S.C. § 164 incentive program?

Accepted Answer

NHTSA

Answer

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) administers the federal incentive grant program that establishes minimum DUI law standards for states.

Question 3

A DUI education program loses state approval if the certifying instructor's credential lapses and the lapse exceeds:

Accepted Answer

90 days

Answer

Most state regulations allow a 90-day grace period for credential renewal before a program's approval is automatically suspended.

Question 4

Which document must a DUI school maintain that demonstrates each enrolled client met state-mandated eligibility criteria?

Accepted Answer

Intake screening record

Answer

An intake screening record documents that the client was assessed for eligibility, risk level, and appropriate program placement per regulatory requirements.

Question 5

When a state statute is silent on a specific procedural matter, a certified DUI instructor should default to:

Accepted Answer

NHTSA model guidelines

Answer

NHTSA model guidelines serve as the authoritative fill-in standard when state statutes do not address a specific procedural matter.

(DUI) Driving Under the Influence Instructor Certification Practice Test

(DUI) Driving Under the Influence Instructor Certification Practice Test

DUI Regulatory Compliance 2