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  1. What is the minimum supervised driving hours required under South Dakota's GDL program before a teen can advance from Phase 1 to Phase 2?

    Answer: 10 hours

    South Dakota GDL requires at least 10 hours of supervised driving, including 6 at night, before advancing to Phase 2.

  2. Which of the following is a TRUE statement about South Dakota's implied consent law?

    Answer: Refusing a chemical test results in automatic license revocation

    Under South Dakota's implied consent law, refusing a chemical test results in automatic license revocation regardless of whether you are convicted of DUI.

  3. A person whose South Dakota driver license has been revoked must do which of the following to legally drive again?

    Answer: Apply for a reinstatement, retake required tests, and pay applicable fees

    Reinstatement after revocation in South Dakota requires application, payment of fees, and potentially retaking knowledge or skills tests.

  4. Under South Dakota law, a driver with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at or above which level is presumed to be under the influence?

    Answer: .08%

    A BAC of .08% or higher creates a legal presumption of driving under the influence for drivers 21 and older in South Dakota.

  5. In South Dakota, what is the BAC limit for drivers under age 21?

    Answer: .02%

    South Dakota enforces a .02% BAC limit for drivers under 21, reflecting the state's zero-tolerance approach to underage drinking and driving.

  6. Which of the following correctly describes a South Dakota 'hardship' or 'restricted' license after a DUI suspension?

    Answer: It permits driving only for work, school, or medical purposes during set hours

    A restricted license in South Dakota allows limited driving for essential purposes such as employment, education, or medical appointments during specific hours.

  7. If a South Dakota driver accumulates how many points within 24 months, their license will be suspended?

    Answer: 22 points

    Accumulating 22 or more points within any 24-month period will result in a South Dakota license suspension.

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  1. sdlegislature.gov — Score validity · verified Oct 2026
  2. sd.gov — Test delivery, passing score, retake policy, fees, eligibility · verified Oct 2026