IL DMV Alcohol, Drugs, and Impaired Driving Flashcards
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Under Illinois law, consuming alcohol while driving a vehicle is:
Answer: Illegal for all drivers
Illinois law prohibits any driver from consuming alcohol while operating a vehicle, regardless of age or BAC.
Illinois open container law prohibits drivers and passengers from having an open alcoholic beverage in the passenger compartment. Where must open containers be stored?
Answer: In the trunk or locked compartment
Open alcoholic beverage containers must be kept in the trunk or a locked storage compartment.
In Illinois, which of the following best describes the 'implied consent' law?
Answer: By driving in Illinois, you consent to chemical testing when lawfully stopped
Illinois implied consent law means all drivers automatically consent to chemical testing when lawfully arrested for DUI.
If a driver's license is revoked due to a DUI in Illinois, to drive legally again the driver must:
Answer: Apply for reinstatement through the Secretary of State after a hearing
After a DUI revocation in Illinois, reinstatement requires applying to the Secretary of State and passing a hearing.
A third DUI conviction in Illinois (within any time period) is elevated to what charge?
Answer: Class 4 felony
A third DUI conviction in Illinois is automatically elevated to a Class 4 felony.
In Illinois, a driver convicted of DUI with a child passenger under 16 in the vehicle faces:
Answer: Additional mandatory fine and extended revocation
DUI with a child under 16 in the vehicle triggers mandatory additional fines and longer revocation in Illinois.