NH DMV Alcohol, Drugs, and Impaired Driving 2

Question 1

How many drinks does it typically take for alcohol to begin affecting driving ability?

Accepted Answer

Even one drink can affect driving

Answer

5 or more drinks

Answer

3 or more drinks

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2 or more drinks

Question 2

Which factor does NOT affect how quickly your body absorbs alcohol?

Accepted Answer

The color of the beverage

Answer

Body weight

Answer

Whether you ate food

Answer

Your gender

Question 3

In New Hampshire, Aggravated DWI can be charged when a driver's BAC is:

Accepted Answer

0.16% or higher

Answer

0.08% or higher

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0.10% or higher

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0.20% or higher

Question 4

A second DWI offense in New Hampshire within 10 years results in a mandatory license revocation of at least:

Accepted Answer

3 years

Answer

6 months

Answer

1 year

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5 years

Question 5

Which of the following can help sober up a person who has been drinking?

Accepted Answer

Only time allows the body to eliminate alcohol

Answer

Drinking black coffee

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Taking a cold shower

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Eating a large meal

Question 6

What is the penalty for a first-offense DWI conviction in New Hampshire regarding fines?

Accepted Answer

Up to $1,000

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Up to $100

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Up to $500

Answer

Up to $2,500

Question 7

New Hampshire requires first-time DWI offenders to complete an Impaired Driver Intervention Program (IDIP). This program is designed to:

Accepted Answer

Educate offenders about the dangers of impaired driving and help prevent recidivism

Answer

Replace the jail sentence for first-time offenders

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Allow offenders to avoid a license suspension

Answer

Provide community service hours instead of paying a fine