If convicted for any kind of drug offense, how long will your license be suspended?

Answer: A — 180 days

When you’re convicted of a drug offense, your driving privileges are suspended to protect everyone on the road. In this material, the suspension length is a fixed 180 days, which is six months. The use of days here keeps the duration precise rather than leaving it up to calendar variation. The other durations don’t match the policy in this question: 30 days is too short, 1 year is longer than the stated penalty, and although six months equals about 180 days, the material specifies the exact 180-day duration. After the period ends, you’ll need to complete any reinstatement steps to drive again.