RRoad Rules Prep

Oregon Penalties practice

Practice 26 Oregon DMV questions on penalties. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

If you fail a chemical test for alcohol and have a prior alcohol-related charge within the past five years, the DMV will suspend your license for:

  • A.30 days.
  • B.90 days.
  • C.6 months.
  • D.1 year.✓

Why: Under Oregon's Implied Consent law, failing a chemical test with a prior alcohol-related charge within five years results in a one-year license suspension. This is an administrative penalty enforced by the DMV.

2

How long will your license be suspended if you receive a second DUII conviction within a five-year period?

  • A.6 months.
  • B.1 year.
  • C.2 years.
  • D.3 years.✓

Why: If you are convicted of a second DUII within five years, your driving privileges will be suspended for three years. As the manual states, maintaining a good driving record is essential, and driving under the influence is a primary reason you can lose your license.

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