Rules of the Road. A. What is the #1 killer on American roads? A. ALCOHOL! B. What is the only way to remove the effects of alcohol? A. TIME! Not coffee.

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Rules of the Road

A. *What is the #1 killer on American roads? A. ALCOHOL! B. *What is the only way to remove the effects of alcohol? A. TIME! Not coffee or any other method!

A. B.A.C. Is the amount of alcohol in your system B. It is illegal to drive if your BAC is.08 or greater

A. Implied Consent Law – When driving on Illinois roadways, you automatically give your consent to submit to certain tests following arrest for DUI B. *List 3 ways your license will be suspended after you have been arrested for DUI. 1. BAC over.08, 6 month suspension 2. Any trace of a controlled substance, 6 month suspension 3. Refuse to take a breath test, 1 year suspension C. Zero Tolerance Suspension – will remove the driving privilege of any person under the age of 21 who is caught driving with ANY trace of alcohol or in drugs in their system

1. 1 year loss of license 2. 1 year in jail 3. $2500 fine

1. Rehab program 2. Carry high risk insurance 3. $500 reinstatement fee 4. Wait 1 year I. A first time offender may apply for a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device

 Read Chapter 6 Rules of the Road  Complete chapter 6 study questions on p. 47  #1-6  Write out the questions and the answer!