Losing the Privilege to Drive — Wyoming Driver's License Practice Test
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In Wyoming, an Administrative Per Se Suspension results when you are arrested for DWUI and your chemical test shows an alcohol concentration of what level or greater?
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In Wyoming, an Administrative Per Se Suspension results when you are arrested for DWUI and your chemical test shows an alcohol concentration of what level or greater?
- 0.08 percent — Correct answer
- 0.04 percent
- 0.10 percent
- 0.15 percent
Explanation: An Administrative Per Se Suspension results when a chemical test shows an alcohol concentration of 0.08 percent or greater.
Handbook: Losing the Privilege to Drive — Administrative Per Se Suspension
What is the length of an Administrative Per Se Suspension in Wyoming?
- 90 days — Correct answer
- 30 days
- One year
- Six months
Explanation: The length of an Administrative Per Se Suspension is 90 days.
Handbook: Losing the Privilege to Drive — Administrative Per Se Suspension
If your DWUI charge is dismissed in court, what happens to the Administrative Per Se suspension?
- It is not affected and remains in effect — Correct answer
- It is automatically canceled
- It is reduced to 30 days
- It is converted to a warning
Explanation: Dismissal of the DWUI in court will not affect the Administrative Per Se suspension; it remains in effect.
Handbook: Losing the Privilege to Drive — Administrative Per Se Suspension