Question 333 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
How long may a court-ordered ignition interlock device be required after a first DUI with a BAL of .15 or higher?
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Correct answer to question 333
- A: At least six continuous months
Explanation
For a first DUI, an ignition interlock device may be ordered by the court. If the BAL was .15 or higher, or a minor was in the vehicle, it must stay for at least six continuous months.
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