CHP DUI Detection and Enforcement 3

Question 1

How many clues can a trained officer observe in the Walk-and-Turn (WAT) test?

Accepted Answer

8

Answer

4

Answer

6

Answer

10

Question 2

Under California's administrative per se (APS) law, a driver arrested for DUI with a BAC of 0.08% or higher will have their license automatically suspended by the DMV for a first offense for:

Accepted Answer

4 months

Answer

30 days

Answer

6 months

Answer

1 year

Question 3

A CHP officer suspects a driver is under the influence of a CNS stimulant. Which sign would most support this conclusion?

Accepted Answer

Pupils dilated above 6.5mm

Answer

Slow pupil reaction to light

Answer

Pupils constricted below 3mm

Answer

Pulse rate below 60 bpm

Question 4

Which statement about a blood test versus a breath test in California DUI enforcement is accurate?

Accepted Answer

Blood tests measure BAC directly while breath tests use a conversion ratio

Answer

Breath tests are more accurate and cannot be challenged

Answer

A driver always has the right to choose between blood and breath

Answer

Breath tests require a warrant in all California cases

Question 5

Which California Vehicle Code section makes it illegal for a person to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or higher?

Accepted Answer

CVC 23152(b)

Answer

CVC 22350

Answer

CVC 23103

Answer

CVC 21954

Question 6

When conducting a DUI investigation, probable cause to arrest is established by:

Accepted Answer

The totality of evidence including driving behavior, physical symptoms, and SFST performance

Answer

The odor of alcohol alone

Answer

A failed PAS test alone

Answer

The suspect's admission of drinking

Question 7

If a DUI results in bodily injury to another person, the offense may be charged as:

Accepted Answer

A felony under CVC 23153

Answer

Only a misdemeanor regardless of injury severity

Answer

An infraction with a fine

Answer

A wobbler only if the officer requests it