RRoad Rules Prep

South Carolina Penalties practice

Practice 20 South Carolina DMV questions on penalties. Answer interactively below with an instant explanation after every question.

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Example questions & answers

1

How long is the license suspension for a driver under 21 who commits a second BAC offense within a five-year period?

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

Why: For drivers under 21, a second BAC offense of 0.02% or higher within five years results in a 6-month license suspension. This penalty is double the duration of the first offense suspension.

2

How often are you allowed to have points reduced from your driving record?

  • A.once every three years.✓
  • B.whenever you complete a Defensive Driving Course.
  • C.once a year.
  • D.when you pay the fine.

Why: In South Carolina, you can reduce points on your driving record by completing an approved Defensive Driving Course. However, this point reduction is limited to once every three years.

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