Oklahoma: DUI Laws & Penalties Questions
3 real, verified Oklahoma driving-test questions on dui laws & penalties, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a DUI Laws & Penalties practice round.
1. Under Oklahoma's Implied Consent Law, what happens if a driver refuses a chemical BAC test?
Why: Under Implied Consent, refusing a BAC test causes automatic revocation of driving privileges, even if the driver had not been drinking; a BAC of 0.08+ (or any measurable amount under 21) also causes revocation without a conviction.
2. Under Oklahoma's Zero Tolerance law, how long is a first license revocation for a driver under 21 with any measurable alcohol?
Why: Under Zero Tolerance for drivers under 21, any measurable amount of alcohol is unlawful; a first revocation is 6 months and a second revocation is 12 months.
3. What are the penalties for a first DUI conviction (BAC 0.08 or more) in Oklahoma?
Why: A first DUI conviction (BAC 0.08+) is a misdemeanor punishable by 10 days to 1 year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000; a second conviction within 10 years becomes a felony.
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