Question 216 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
For how long must the higher insurance limits required after a DUI conviction stay in effect?
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Correct answer to question 216
- B: Three years
Explanation
The higher coverage must be in effect for three years after the DUI conviction. The limits end if you are not convicted of another DUI or any felony traffic offense in that period.
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