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Chapters 6-11 Review

Chapters 6-11 Review. True or False. Your ability to make sound judgments is the 1 st thing to be affect by drinking True. At a BAC of .1 your risk increases to 12 times At BAC of .15 your risk increases to 30 times False At .1 your risk increases to 6 times

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Chapters 6-11 Review

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  1. Chapters 6-11 Review

  2. True or False • Your ability to make sound judgments is the 1st thing to be affect by drinking • True

  3. At a BAC of .1 your risk increases to 12 times • At BAC of .15 your risk increases to 30 times • False • At .1 your risk increases to 6 times • At .15 your risk increases to 25 times

  4. A 16 ounce beer = 5 ounces of wine • False • 12 ounce beer= 5 ounces of wine

  5. The penalty for underage drinking and driving is 30-90 days suspended license, 15-30 days community service and must attend the IDRC • True

  6. The first DUI conviction of .08-.099 carries up to a 7 month license suspension. • False • 3 Months

  7. A second DUI conviction carries a license suspension of up to 1 year • False • 2 Years

  8. A triangular sign is a warning sign • False • Yield Sign

  9. A diamond shaped sign is a warning sign • True

  10. When your BAC reaches .10, the risk of you causing an accident is _____x • 6

  11. The Implied Consent Law means that you must obey all of the traffic laws • False • Must submit a breathlyzer test

  12. The best way to reduce your chances of getting into an alcohol related accident is to eat food and limit your drinks • False • Don’t drink and drive.

  13. If you go into a skid you should take your foot off the gas pedal • True

  14. Driving at a speed of 35 mph or higher on a wet surface increases your risk of hydroplaning. • True

  15. Struggle with these questions? • STUDY!!!!!

  16. Drinking, Drugs & Health Even when a motorist is below the legal limit of .08 alcohol will effect your ability to drive and increases the risk of being in a crash. The only way reduce this risk is to: TTLB: NEVER DRINK AND DRIVE DWI or DUI means that a drivers sense & judgment are impaired by alcohol

  17. Effect of alcohol continued Your ability to make sound judgments is the 1st thing to be affect by drinking After a few drinks – reaction time, coordination & balance Then vision& ability to judge distances The only thing that will sober you up is TIME, approximately “1-drink” per hour

  18. How much is too much BAC (Blood alcohol concentration) is the way we measure the effect of alcohol on a person because it is the alcohol that is in our blood system that effects us. Measured by breath or blood test There are 5 factors (not 4 as per manual) that determine ones BAC Amount drank Time to drink Body weight Gender Food consumed

  19. Increased risk With a BAC of .05 you are doubling your risk of being in an accident. At .1 your risk increases to 6 times At .15 your risk increases to 25 times

  20. A “drink” There is that much alcohol in: 12 oz of beer - 5 oz of wine - 1.5 oz of liquor

  21. Signs of drinking & driving Police can usually predict your BAC level based on you driving behavior. Telltale signs: Speeding Weaving Slow driving Hugging shoulder line Jerking motions Quick stops

  22. Chapter 7 Driving Privilege Most reason for suspensions are not related to driving. Failure to appear in court, pay fines or surcharges are the top reasons for suspensions Failure to provide insurance, drugs & alcohol use at fault traffic death, physical or mental disabilities and too many points are other causes

  23. DUI PENALTY NJ is a zero tolerance state for underage drinking. If under 21 and caught with a BAC of .01 to .08 30 to 90 days suspended 15 to 30 days community service Attend IDRC Under age driver buys or drinks alcohol in bar** Fine $500 6 months suspended Possibly attend IDRC

  24. DUI – 1st .08 to .099 BAC Fine $250 to 400 3 months suspended Up to 30 days in jail Plus $1,000 annual surcharge for 3 years weekend at IDRC at $230 per day $100 Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund $100 AERF (alcohol education, rehabilitation & enforcement fund) $75 Safe neighborhood fund Interlocking device installation (possible)

  25. DUI – 1st over .1 BAC & Refusal Fine $300 to 500 7 months to 1 year suspended Up to 30 days in jail Plus $1,000 annual surcharge for 3 years weekend at IDRC at $230 per day $100 Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund $100 AERF (alcohol education, rehabilitation & enforcement fund) $75 Safe neighborhood fund Interlocking device installation (possible)

  26. 2nd offenses DUI Fine $500 to $1,000 2 years suspended 48 hours to 90 days in prison 30 days community service Plus $1,000 annual surcharge for 3 years weekend at IDRC at $280 per day $100 Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund $100 AERF (alcohol education, rehabilitation & enforcement fund) $75 Safe neighborhood fund Interlocking device installation

  27. 3rd offense Fine $1,000 10 years suspended 180 days in prison Up to 90 days community service Plus $1,500 annual surcharge for 3 years weekend at IDRC at $280 per day $100 Drunk Driving Enforcement Fund $100 AERF (alcohol education, rehabilitation & enforcement fund) $75 Safe neighborhood fund Interlocking device installation

  28. Drinking while riding & other laws Open containers penalty - $250 fine (1st) $250 + 10 C Service Driving While suspended for DUI – 1 to 2 years additional suspension, $500 fine, $250 surcharge Driving without insurance – 1 yr suspended, $300 to $1,000 fine, $250 surcharge 3 yrs Underage drinking before licensed may cause a 6 months delay in getting license

  29. Breath Test Implied Consent Law - you agree to submit to a breath or blood test following and arrest of a DUI offense. - Penalty for refusal is same as DUI 1st offense above .1 Ignition Interlock Device – A breathalyzer connected to ignition that requires driver to take & pass before the car will start

  30. Other Violations Failure to comply - $50 not following officers instructions Drug Offense – suspension for any conviction Driving with underage person under the influence as a passenger – suspension – 5 days CS Graffiti & False Alarm - Suspension or delay

  31. Hit and RUN • Hit & Run -$2,500 to $5,000 – 180 days jail – 1-year suspension

  32. Driver Programs Drivers who accumulate 12 points in 24 months or 14 points total, will get a suspension notice via mail Upon receipt of notice, your choices are: Request a hearing Attend NJ Driver improvement program Surrender license

  33. Probationary Driver During a new drivers first 2-years of driving they are considered a probationary driver. If you get 4 or more points for 2 or more violations you will have to attend probationary driving school. Cost $100 after course 3-points will be deducted. Failure to complete or additional points will result in a suspension

  34. Points system Points system is a way of tracking driving behavior. Points are assessed against your record for any moving violation. *see manual for list of points Removing points – after 1 year of violation free driving – 3-points are deducted free of charge Attended NJ Driver Improvement program – 3-pts can be deducted @ $100 per point + $100 fee Defensive driving course – 2-pts @ $100 + fee

  35. Points system continued Your point total will never go below zero If your license was suspended there is a restoration fee A “habitual offender” is a person with 3 suspensions in 3 years Motorists that accumulate 6 or more points in three yrs are subjected to $150 surcharge + $25 Violations that occur outside NJ may** appear on your NJ driving record NJ doesn’t offer work licenses

  36. Chapter 9 • Multiple Choice • Before getting on the road, you mus

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