MN MN Alcohol and Drug Laws 2

Question 1

Under Minnesota's 'not a drop' law, what BAC level is illegal for drivers under age 21?

Accepted Answer

Any detectable amount above 0.00%

Answer

Minnesota's 'not a drop' law makes it illegal for anyone under 21 to drive with any detectable amount of alcohol in their system.

Question 2

How many prior DWI convictions within 10 years elevates a current DWI to a felony in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

3

Answer

A DWI becomes a felony in Minnesota if the driver has three or more prior DWI-related convictions within the past 10 years.

Question 3

What is an ignition interlock device, and when is it required in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

A breath-test device that prevents a car from starting if alcohol is detected, required after certain DWI convictions

Answer

An ignition interlock device requires the driver to pass a breath test before the vehicle will start; it is required for DWI offenders who want to regain limited driving privileges.

Question 4

What does Minnesota's open bottle law prohibit?

Accepted Answer

Having any open or previously opened alcoholic beverage containers anywhere in the vehicle

Answer

Minnesota's open bottle law prohibits any open or previously opened containers of alcohol anywhere in the passenger area of a motor vehicle.

Question 5

What special license plates may a court order for a vehicle owned by a repeat DWI offender in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

Whiskey plates (special registration plates)

Answer

Minnesota courts can require repeat DWI offenders to use distinctive 'whiskey plates' (special registration plates starting with 'W') to alert law enforcement.

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MN MN Alcohol and Drug Laws 2