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Fines, Penalties, and Point System Flashcards

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  1. Georgia's Immediate Roadside License Suspension can be imposed by an officer if a driver's BAC is at or above what level?

    Answer: 0.08%

    Georgia's implied consent law triggers an administrative license suspension when a driver's BAC tests at 0.08% or higher.

  2. How many points does Georgia assess for a conviction of improper backing that results in an accident?

    Answer: 3 points

    Improper backing resulting in an accident in Georgia carries 3 points on the driver's license record.

  3. What is the reinstatement fee in Georgia for a license suspended due to point accumulation?

    Answer: $210

    Georgia charges a $210 reinstatement fee for licenses suspended due to point accumulation under the point system.

  4. Under Georgia law, how many points are assigned for a hit-and-run conviction that involves only property damage?

    Answer: 6 points

    A hit-and-run conviction in Georgia, even for property damage only, results in 6 points on the driver's record.

  5. In Georgia, which of the following violations carries NO points on a driver's license?

    Answer: Expired tag/registration

    An expired tag or registration is a non-moving violation in Georgia and results in a fine but no points on the driver's license.

  6. A Georgia driver whose license is revoked as a Habitual Violator must apply for a probationary license. What document is required?

    Answer: Proof of SR-22 insurance

    Georgia requires proof of SR-22 high-risk insurance filing as part of the probationary license application after HV revocation.

  7. Georgia assesses how many points for conviction of aggressive driving?

    Answer: 6 points

    Aggressive driving is one of Georgia's highest-point offenses, carrying 6 points per conviction on the driver's record.