Practice question
How long does a DUI conviction stay on your driver's record?
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D. 10 years
Each DUI conviction stays on your record for 10 years, and another DUI in that period may bring extra penalties.
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- After a DUI conviction, which document must you submit?
- Drinking alcohol while operating which of these is illegal?
- Can you be convicted of DUI if your BAC was never measured?
- Which of the following can lead to a DUI if it impairs your driving?
- If an officer takes your license after a DUI arrest, the temporary license you receive lasts:
- If a driver under 21 is caught with alcohol in the vehicle, the vehicle can be impounded for up to: