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IL DMV DUI and Impaired Driving Laws Flashcards

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  1. Illinois law prohibits having an open container of alcohol in a vehicle:

    Answer: Anywhere in the passenger compartment

    Illinois's open container law prohibits open alcohol containers anywhere in the passenger compartment of a moving vehicle.

  2. Can a person be charged with DUI in Illinois while sleeping in a parked car?

    Answer: Yes, if they are in physical control of the vehicle

    Illinois DUI law includes being in physical control of a vehicle, so sleeping in a parked car while impaired can result in a DUI charge.

  3. In Illinois, what happens to a minor (under 21) caught with any trace of alcohol in their system while driving?

    Answer: Their license is suspended for up to 2 years

    Under Illinois zero-tolerance law, a minor with any detectable BAC can have their license suspended for up to 2 years on a second offense.

  4. Illinois DUI law applies to which types of vehicles?

    Answer: All motor vehicles including boats and snowmobiles

    Illinois DUI laws extend beyond road vehicles to include boats, snowmobiles, and other motorized recreational vehicles.

  5. What blood alcohol concentration is considered per se DUI for all adult drivers in Illinois?

    Answer: 0.08%

    A BAC of 0.08% or above is per se DUI in Illinois, meaning no additional proof of impairment is needed.

  6. Which of the following could result in an Illinois DUI charge even with a BAC below 0.08%?

    Answer: Driving while impaired by prescription medication

    A driver impaired by prescription drugs can be charged with DUI in Illinois even if their BAC is below 0.08%.