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Utah DLD License Suspension and Reinstatement Flashcards

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  1. How many points does Utah allow on a driver's record within 3 years before triggering a license suspension?

    Answer: 200 points

    Utah will suspend a driver's license when the driver accumulates 200 or more points within any 3-year period.

  2. What is the minimum DUI suspension period for a first-offense DUI in Utah?

    Answer: 90 days

    A first-offense DUI in Utah results in a minimum driver license suspension of 90 days.

  3. What BAC level triggers a per se DUI license suspension in Utah — the lowest in the US?

    Answer: 0.05%

    Utah's legal BAC limit is 0.05% — the lowest in the United States — above which an automatic DUI applies.

  4. What is the consequence of refusing a chemical test (breath/blood) in Utah under implied consent law?

    Answer: An 18-month license suspension for a first refusal

    Under Utah's implied consent law, refusing a chemical test results in an 18-month license suspension for a first offense.

  5. What action must a Utah driver take to reinstate a suspended license after the suspension period ends?

    Answer: Pay a reinstatement fee and provide proof of insurance (SR-22 if required)

    After a suspension, Utah drivers must pay a reinstatement fee and, if required, file an SR-22 insurance certificate before driving again.

  6. How long does a DUI conviction remain on a Utah driver's record for purposes of classifying repeat offenses?

    Answer: 10 years

    A DUI conviction in Utah remains on the driver's record for 10 years for the purpose of determining prior offense status.

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