Question 340 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
Your car is used to transport, sell, or distribute drugs, or to help commit another felony. What may happen to the car?
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Correct answer to question 340
- D: It may be seized and forfeited to the arresting agency as contraband
Explanation
If drugs are in your vehicle because you are using it to transport, sell, or distribute drugs, or to assist in committing any other felony, the car may be seized and forfeited to the arresting agency as contraband.
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