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Wyoming permit test: alcohol, drugs and driving

Drinking and driving suspensions, implied consent, how alcohol and drugs affect you, BAC and medications. 18 questions, 10 at a time, starting with ones you haven't seen.

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  1. An Administrative Per Se suspension follows a test result of 0.08 percent or more, and dismissal of the DWUI in court does not affect it. (p. 18)
  2. On a first DWUI with a BAC of .15 percent or more at arrest, you must hold an ignition interlock restricted license for 6 months. (p. 19)
  3. A second DWUI within 10 years brings a one-year suspension. (p. 19)
  4. A driver under 21 with an alcohol concentration of 0.02 percent or more is suspended for DWUI. (p. 21)
  5. For a driver under 21, a first youthful driver suspension lasts 90 days. (p. 21)
  6. The liver eliminates alcohol at a constant rate of about one drink per hour, about the same for everyone, and it cannot be sped up. (p. 33)
  7. Effects can start soon after drinking, but it takes 30 to 40 minutes to totally absorb the alcohol in one drink. (p. 33)
  8. A test result of 0.08 percent or more brings a 90-day suspension of your license and driving privileges, and you may also face criminal penalties. (p. 36)
  9. While 0.08 percent or more may lead to a conviction, a driver may also be convicted of DWUI at 0.05 percent with other supporting evidence. (p. 36)
  10. If you refuse the required test, law enforcement may obtain a warrant to have the test given by an approved tester. (p. 36)

Taken from the explanations to checked practice questions; page numbers link to the official handbook.

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Sample alcohol, drugs and driving questions

  1. 1.A Wyoming driver under 21 is in control of a vehicle. At what alcohol concentration will the license be suspended?

    • A0.04% or more
    • B0.02% or more
    • C0.05% or more
    • D0.08% or more
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    ✓ B. 0.02% or more

    A driver under 21 with an alcohol concentration of 0.02 percent or more is suspended for DWUI.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual 2021 (Class C) (2021), page 21

  2. 2.A 19-year-old is caught driving with a 0.03% alcohol concentration. It is a first offense. How long is the suspension?

    • A30 days
    • BSix months
    • C90 days
    • DOne year
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    ✓ C. 90 days

    For a driver under 21, a first youthful driver suspension lasts 90 days.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual 2021 (Class C) (2021), page 21

  3. 3.How long is the suspension for a second DWUI conviction within 10 years?

    • ASix months
    • BOne year
    • CThree years
    • D90 days
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    ✓ B. One year

    A second DWUI within 10 years brings a one-year suspension.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual 2021 (Class C) (2021), page 19

  4. 4.What penalty follows a third DWUI conviction within 10 years?

    • AA one-year suspension
    • BA six-month suspension
    • CA three-year revocation
    • DA 90-day suspension
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    ✓ C. A three-year revocation

    A third or later DWUI within 10 years brings a three-year revocation.

    Source: Rules of the Road - State of Wyoming Driver License Manual 2021 (Class C) (2021), page 20