Oregon permit test: alcohol & drugs
BAC limits, implied consent, penalties, open containers and impairment. 5 questions.
At what blood alcohol concentration does Oregon law presume a driver 21 or older is impaired?
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Sample alcohol & drugs questions
At what blood alcohol concentration does Oregon law presume a driver 21 or older is impaired?
- A 0.08% or more
- B Any amount at all
- C 0.10% or more
- D 0.05% or more
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A. 0.08% or more
Oregon presumes you are impaired at a BAC of 0.08% or more. You can still be arrested for DUII at a lower BAC if alcohol or drugs are affecting your driving.
Your BAC is 0.06% and you are over 21. Can you be arrested for DUII in Oregon?
- A Yes, if alcohol is affecting your driving
- B No, because you are under 0.08%
- C Only if you are also speeding
- D Only if you refuse a breath test
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A. Yes, if alcohol is affecting your driving
0.08% is the level at which impairment is presumed, not a safe limit. If alcohol or drugs affect your driving, you can be arrested for DUII at any BAC.
A 19-year-old driver in Oregon is tested for alcohol. What BAC means they fail?
- A 0.05% or more
- B Any amount of alcohol
- C 0.02% or more
- D 0.08% or more
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B. Any amount of alcohol
Oregon has a zero tolerance law for drivers under 21. Any measurable alcohol in the blood is a failed test.
What does Oregon's Implied Consent law mean?
- A Only drivers under 21 can be required to test
- B By driving, you have agreed to a breath, blood or urine test if police ask
- C You may refuse a test with no penalty
- D Police must get your written consent before giving you any breath or blood test
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B. By driving, you have agreed to a breath, blood or urine test if police ask
Under Implied Consent, driving in Oregon means you have already agreed to a breath, blood or urine test when a police officer asks. Refusing can lead to a fine and suspension of your driving privileges.