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Question:

After you regain driving privileges following your second DWI conviction, you may not drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) above

A zero.
explanation

After you regain driving privileges following your second or subsequent DWI conviction, you may not drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) greater than zero. You will be required to install an ignition interlock device (IID) on every vehicle you operate. The IID will monitor your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and prevent your vehicle from starting if your BAC exceeds zero. [Blood Alcohol Concentration Restrictions, Chapter 2 – Alcohol and the Law, North Carolina Driver's Handbook]

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EdgarCeja26

4 years ago

Great app

Myles Blake High School

4 years ago

I only got 2 questions wrong

Tim de Bear

4 years ago

In the midst of finishing up learning on the older app, it told me to download this newer version. However, I didn’t want to have to go through all those questions again, so I simply finished reviewing on the old app and took the practice test on this newer app. Upon completion of the tests, it would not let me move forward or see my score! How should I know if I have done well enough to pass if I cannot see my own score?

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