AZ Arizona DUI and Impaired Driving

Question 1

In Arizona, a driver is considered legally impaired (DUI) with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of:

Accepted Answer

0.08% or higher

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0.05% or higher

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0.10% or higher

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0.12% or higher

Question 2

Under Arizona's 'Extreme DUI' law, a driver is charged with Extreme DUI when their BAC is:

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0.15% or higher

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0.08% or higher

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0.10% or higher

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0.20% or higher

Question 3

Arizona's implied consent law means that by driving on public roads, you automatically agree to:

Accepted Answer

Submit to chemical testing if lawfully arrested for DUI

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Follow all posted speed limits

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Carry SR-22 insurance at all times

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Submit to random roadside drug testing

Question 4

What happens to an Arizona driver's license if they refuse a chemical test after a DUI arrest?

Accepted Answer

Automatic 1-year suspension for first refusal

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No penalty if they pass a field sobriety test

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A written warning only

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License held for 24 hours and returned

Question 5

In Arizona, what is the legal BAC limit for drivers under 21 years of age?

Accepted Answer

Any detectable amount (0.00%)

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0.08%

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0.04%

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0.02%

Question 6

Which of the following prescription medications could legally impair an Arizona driver and result in a DUI charge?

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Prescribed sedatives or anti-anxiety medications

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Over-the-counter vitamins

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Approved vaccines

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Topical creams