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What is required to operate a motor vehicle on public roads in North Carolina?
What is required to operate a motor vehicle on public roads in North Carolina?
What is the consequence of refusing a chemical test when charged with DWI in North Carolina?
What is the consequence of refusing a chemical test when charged with DWI in North Carolina?
At what BAC level is everyone's driving considered impaired in North Carolina?
At what BAC level is everyone's driving considered impaired in North Carolina?
Who is eligible for a learner permit in North Carolina?
Who is eligible for a learner permit in North Carolina?
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What is required before the reinstatement of driving privileges for someone convicted of DWI in North Carolina?
What is required before the reinstatement of driving privileges for someone convicted of DWI in North Carolina?
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How many points will be accumulated for passing a stopped school bus in North Carolina?
How many points will be accumulated for passing a stopped school bus in North Carolina?
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What is the suspension period for manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance in North Carolina?
What is the suspension period for manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance in North Carolina?
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What is the fee for attending a driver improvement clinic in North Carolina?
What is the fee for attending a driver improvement clinic in North Carolina?
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Study Notes
Obtaining a Driver License in North Carolina
- A valid driver license is required to drive a motor vehicle on streets and highways in North Carolina.
- Learner permits are available to persons aged 18 and older.
- For individuals aged 16-18, a full provisional license issued by the division and the parent or guardian's signature are required to obtain a motorcycle learner permit.
Driver License Examining Offices
- Offices are open Monday through Friday, and some are open Saturday mornings in larger cities and towns.
Driving Skills Test
- The driving skills test includes basic driving patterns and an on-the-road demonstration of driving ability.
DWI Laws and Consequences
- A BAC level of 0.08 percent or higher is considered impaired.
- Refusing a chemical test when charged with DWI results in immediate revocation of the driver license for at least 30 days and an additional 12-month revocation.
- The Safe Roads Act was enacted in 1983.
Commercial Motor Vehicle Drivers
- A BAC level of 0.04 percent or higher results in the immediate revocation of driving privileges.
Reinstatement of Driving Privileges
- A substance abuse assessment is required before reinstatement of driving privileges for someone convicted of DWI.
Point System
- Passing a stopped school bus results in 5 points.
Driver Improvement Clinic
- The fee for attending a driver improvement clinic is $83.50.
License Suspension
- The first accumulation of 12 points within three years results in a 60-day license suspension.
- Conviction of driving any vehicle more than 15 miles per hour over the speed limit if driving at a speed higher than 55 mph results in a license suspension for at least 30 days.
- Manslaughter while under the influence of an impairing substance results in permanent revocation.
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Test your knowledge of the rules and regulations for driving in North Carolina, including obtaining a driver's license, office hours, and eligibility for a learner permit.
