IL DMV IL DMV Alcohol, Drugs, and Impaired Driving 3

Question 1

Under Illinois law, consuming alcohol while driving a vehicle is:

Accepted Answer

Illegal for all drivers

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Legal if the driver is over 21

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Legal only on private roads

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Legal if BAC stays below 0.08%

Question 2

Illinois open container law prohibits drivers and passengers from having an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger compartment. Where must open containers be stored?

Accepted Answer

In the trunk or locked compartment

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Under the seat

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In the glove compartment

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Behind the back seat

Question 3

In Illinois, which of the following best describes the 'implied consent' law?

Accepted Answer

By driving in Illinois, you consent to chemical testing when lawfully stopped

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Drivers consent to drug testing at any time

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Police may search your vehicle without a warrant

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You must submit to a field sobriety test on demand

Question 4

If a driver's license is revoked due to a DUI in Illinois, to drive legally again the driver must:

Accepted Answer

Apply for reinstatement through the Secretary of State after a hearing

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Simply wait out the revocation period

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Pay a fine and reapply automatically

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Retake only the written exam

Question 5

A third DUI conviction in Illinois (within any time period) is elevated to what charge?

Accepted Answer

Class 4 felony

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Class A misdemeanor

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Class 3 felony

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Class 2 felony

Question 6

In Illinois, a driver convicted of DUI with a child passenger under 16 in the vehicle faces:

Accepted Answer

Additional mandatory fine and extended revocation

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The same penalties as a standard DUI

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An automatic Class 4 felony with no exceptions

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Loss of driving privileges for life