Florida Permit Test, Alcohol, Drugs and Driver Fitness: all 41 questions
All questions from the Alcohol, Drugs and Driver Fitness section for Florida Permit Test, each with the correct answer.
- 3If you want to go to a social event where you might drink alcohol, you should
- 301Which driving ability does alcohol affect first?
- 302How soon after you drink does alcohol reach your brain?
- 303How much alcohol can begin to affect your driving?
- 304Dana has driven for 25 years and says one or two beers do not bother her. According to the handbook, what is true?
- 305How long must a DUI conviction remain on your driving record in Florida?
- 306You are the designated driver for the evening. What should you do?
- 307You have been drinking and did not arrange a sober driver. Which choice does the handbook recommend?
- 308A friend is about to drive while impaired. What does the handbook say you should do?
- 309How does drowsy driving compare with drunk driving?
- 310Which are the two main causes of drowsy driving?
- 311On a long trip, how often does the handbook recommend taking a break?
- 312You feel sleepy while driving on a long trip. What should you do?
- 313What can fatigue cause while you are driving?
- 314Driving while impaired by drugs is subject to which penalties?
- 315You have a cold and took an over-the-counter medicine. What should you do before driving?
- 316You plan to have one drink while taking an allergy medication. What does the handbook warn?
- 317How can marijuana and other illegal drugs affect a driver?
- 318Which of these is a sign of road rage?
- 319Another driver is tailgating you and driving aggressively around you. What should you do?
- 320You are very angry after an argument and about to start driving. What does the handbook advise?
- 321Under Florida's DUI law, which of the following can lead to a DUI charge?
- 322At the time of arrest, your license will be administratively suspended if your breath or blood alcohol level (BAL) is at or above what level?
- 323What does Florida's implied consent law mean for drivers?
- 324What happens to your license if you refuse to take a requested alcohol or drug test for the first time?
- 325What is the penalty for a second refusal to take a test?
- 326A DUI crash causes serious injury or death. What is required of the driver?
- 327Who must draw blood for a required DUI blood test?
- 328How many hours of community service apply to a first DUI conviction?
- 329A first DUI conviction (BAL below .15, no minor in the vehicle) can bring up to how much imprisonment?
- 330You are convicted of a first DUI and a minor was in your vehicle. What is the maximum imprisonment?
- 331What is the minimum license revocation period for a first DUI conviction?
- 332How many hours of DUI school are required after a first DUI conviction?
- 333How long may a court-ordered ignition interlock device be required after a first DUI with a BAL of .15 or higher?
- 334What is the minimum time an ignition interlock device is required after a second DUI conviction?
- 335After a third DUI conviction, how long must an ignition interlock device be used?
- 336A 19-year-old driver is stopped and has a BAL of .02. What happens under Florida's zero tolerance law?
- 337A driver under 21 has a BAL of .05 or higher. What is required?
- 338After an alcohol evaluation of a driver under 19, who must be notified of the results?
- 339You are convicted of possessing, selling, or trafficking in drugs, including marijuana. What happens to your driver license?
- 340Your 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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