MVC Alcohol and Drug Laws Flashcards
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What is the license suspension period for a second DUI conviction in New Jersey?
Answer: 2 years
A second DUI conviction in New Jersey results in a 2-year driver's license suspension.
How long is the license suspension for a third or subsequent DUI offense in New Jersey?
Answer: 10 years
A third or subsequent DUI conviction in New Jersey carries a 10-year driver's license suspension.
Which device may be required for certain DUI offenders in New Jersey that prevents a vehicle from starting if BAC exceeds a set limit?
Answer: Ignition interlock device
New Jersey courts can require an ignition interlock device, which connects the ignition to a breath-testing mechanism and prevents the car from starting if BAC is too high.
What fine range applies to a first DUI offense in New Jersey?
Answer: $250 to $400
A first DUI offense in New Jersey carries a fine ranging from $250 to $400, in addition to other penalties.
In addition to fines, New Jersey DUI offenders must pay an annual surcharge to the Motor Vehicle Commission. What is the annual surcharge for a first or second DUI offense?
Answer: $1,000
New Jersey DUI offenders pay a $1,000 annual surcharge for 3 consecutive years for first and second DUI offenses.
Under New Jersey law, what constitutes 'driving while intoxicated' (DWI)?
Answer: Having a BAC of 0.08% or higher OR being impaired by drugs
New Jersey's DWI law covers both alcohol impairment (BAC 0.08%+) and driving under the influence of narcotics, hallucinogens, or other impairing substances.
For how many years must a New Jersey DUI offender pay the annual Motor Vehicle Commission surcharge?
Answer: 3 years
DUI offenders in New Jersey must pay annual surcharges for 3 consecutive years following their conviction.