TABC Premises Management and Security

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of a TABC license or permit condition restricting hours of alcohol sales?

Accepted Answer

To reduce alcohol-related incidents and public disturbances during late-night hours

Answer

To maximize tax revenue collection

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To allow bartenders scheduled breaks

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To align with food safety regulations

Question 2

In Texas, what time must most licensed establishments stop selling alcohol?

Accepted Answer

2 AM

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10 PM

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Midnight

Answer

4 AM

Question 3

Which of the following is an example of proper premises management to prevent over-consumption?

Accepted Answer

Training staff to monitor patron consumption and condition throughout their visit

Answer

Offering unlimited drink specials all night

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Allowing patrons to serve themselves from behind the bar

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Removing seating to discourage long stays

Question 4

What is a 'designated driver' program, and how does it support TABC goals?

Accepted Answer

A voluntary arrangement where one person in a group abstains from alcohol to drive others home safely

Answer

A TABC-operated shuttle program

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A rideshare licensing program for alcohol venues

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A taxi voucher system funded by alcohol licenses

Question 5

Under TABC guidelines, which area of an alcohol-serving premises requires the most careful security monitoring?

Accepted Answer

The parking lot, especially at closing time

Answer

The kitchen

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The restrooms only

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The point-of-sale terminal

Question 6

What must a TABC licensee do if they decide to permanently close their business?

Accepted Answer

Notify TABC and surrender the license

Answer

Sell the license to another business immediately

Answer

Allow the license to expire naturally

Answer

Transfer the license to an employee