Practice question

What may happen if you are convicted of a DUI?

  1. You may have your license suspended.
  2. You may receive driving restrictions.
  3. You may be sent to jail.
  4. You will be fined.

Answer: A — You may have your license suspended.

When convicted of a DUI, you may face severe consequences such as having your license suspended. This means that you will not be legally allowed to drive for a period of time specified by the court. While it is possible to receive driving restrictions or be sent to jail, these options are less common and often depend on the severity of the offense and any previous DUI convictions. Additionally, you will most likely receive a fine as well. Each state has different penalties for DUI convictions, so it's important to understand the consequences in your specific location.

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