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Compliance & Enforcement Flashcards

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  1. Under Florida law, what is the minimum license revocation period for a third DUI conviction?

    Answer: 10 years

    A third DUI conviction in Florida within 10 years results in a mandatory minimum 10-year license revocation.

  2. Florida's 'Move Over' law requires drivers approaching a stationary emergency vehicle with flashing lights to do what?

    Answer: Slow down and move to an adjacent lane if possible

    Florida's Move Over law requires drivers to vacate the lane closest to a stationary emergency vehicle or slow to a safe speed if lane change is not possible.

  3. What is the maximum fine for a Florida traffic infraction classified as a 'moving violation'?

    Answer: $500

    Most moving violation fines in Florida can reach up to $500, though specific amounts depend on the infraction.

  4. Under Florida's implied consent law, what test may law enforcement require if a driver is involved in a crash that results in death or serious injury?

    Answer: A breath, blood, or urine test

    Florida's implied consent law allows officers to require a breath, blood, or urine test when a serious crash occurs.

  5. How many points will cause a Florida driver's license to be suspended for 30 days if accumulated within 12 months?

    Answer: 12 points

    Accumulating 12 points within 12 months results in a 30-day license suspension in Florida.

  6. What does Florida's 'Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine' mean for vehicle owners?

    Answer: Owners can be held liable for damages caused by someone they permit to drive their vehicle

    Florida's Dangerous Instrumentality Doctrine holds vehicle owners liable for negligent operation by anyone they authorize to drive their vehicle.

  7. Under Florida law, what is the required minimum period of ignition interlock device use for a first DUI conviction with a BAC of 0.15 or higher?

    Answer: At least 6 months

    A first DUI conviction with a BAC of 0.15 or higher in Florida requires at least 6 months of ignition interlock device installation.