UT DMV Traffic Violations and Penalties 2

Question 1

In Utah, what is the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit at which a driver 21 or older is considered driving under the influence?

Accepted Answer

0.05%

Answer

Utah became the first state to lower its per se DUI limit to 0.05% BAC, effective December 2018.

Question 2

Under Utah's point system, an adult driver's license may be suspended after accumulating how many points within three years?

Accepted Answer

200 points

Answer

Utah drivers 21 and older face possible suspension after accumulating 200 or more points in a three-year period.

Question 3

What is the classification of a first-offense DUI in Utah with no aggravating factors?

Accepted Answer

Class B misdemeanor

Answer

A basic first or second DUI in Utah is a class B misdemeanor, becoming a felony on the third offense within ten years.

Question 4

A Utah driver under age 21 is subject to a license hearing after accumulating how many points in three years?

Accepted Answer

70 points

Answer

Drivers under 21 face suspension review at just 70 points, a far lower threshold than adult drivers.

Question 5

How long does a first-offense DUI conviction suspend the license of a Utah driver who is 21 or older?

Accepted Answer

120 days

Answer

A first DUI conviction in Utah results in a 120-day driver license suspension for drivers 21 and older.

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