Florida Permit Practice Test: Alcohol and Drugs (2026)

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From the official handbook, rev. 08/2023, Sections 3, 4 · Checked Oct 2026 · Not affiliated with the FLHSMV. Official Florida Driver License Handbook

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  1. Question 1 of 14

    At arrest, your license is suspended right away if your breath or blood alcohol level is:

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    Answer: .08 or above

    At .08 or above, or if you refuse the test, your license is administratively suspended at the time of arrest.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 25

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  2. Question 2 of 14

    What happens the first time you refuse a breath, blood or urine test when an officer asks?

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    Answer: Your license is automatically suspended for one year

    Under the Implied Consent Law, refusing the test the first time means an automatic one-year suspension.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  3. Question 3 of 14

    A second refusal to take a breath, blood or urine test leads to:

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    Answer: An 18-month suspension and a first-degree misdemeanor

    A second refusal brings an 18-month suspension and a first-degree misdemeanor charge.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  4. Question 4 of 14

    Under Florida's Implied Consent Law, when did you agree to take a breath, blood or urine test?

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    Answer: When you signed your driver license

    By signing your driver license you agreed to take breath, blood or urine tests when an officer has reasonable cause.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 25

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  5. Question 5 of 14

    A driver under 21 is stopped with a blood alcohol level of .02 or higher. What happens?

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    Answer: Their driving privilege is suspended for six months

    Zero tolerance: a driver under 21 with a BAL of .02 or more loses the privilege to drive for six months.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  6. Question 6 of 14

    For a first DUI conviction, the license revocation is at least:

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    Answer: 180 days

    A first DUI conviction brings a license revocation of at least 180 days, plus fines and DUI school.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  7. Question 7 of 14

    A first DUI conviction includes how many hours of community service?

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    Answer: 50 hours

    A first DUI conviction includes 50 hours of community service, along with a fine and possible jail time.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  8. Question 8 of 14

    How long does a DUI conviction stay on your Florida driving record?

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    Answer: 75 years

    A DUI conviction stays on your Florida driving record for 75 years.

    Handbook: Section 4, p. 35

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  9. Question 9 of 14

    What is the first thing alcohol affects?

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    Answer: Your judgment

    Judgment is affected first, which is why people who have been drinking often think they can still drive.

    Handbook: Section 4, p. 35

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  10. Question 10 of 14

    How many drinks does it take for alcohol to affect your driving?

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    Answer: Even one drink

    Even one drink slows your reactions and judgment; no one can drink and drive safely.

    Handbook: Section 4, p. 35

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  11. Question 11 of 14

    Driving impaired by drugs, including some medicines, is punished:

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    Answer: With the same penalties as driving impaired by alcohol

    Drugged driving, including some prescription and over-the-counter medicines, carries the same penalties as drunk driving.

    Handbook: Section 4, p. 36

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  12. Question 12 of 14

    You take a cold medicine and have one drink. What can happen?

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    Answer: The effects can multiply: one drink can act like several

    Mixing alcohol and medicine multiplies the effects: one drink can act like several.

    Handbook: Section 4, p. 36

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  13. Question 13 of 14

    In a DUI case with death or serious injury, can you refuse a blood test?

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    Answer: No. The blood test is required with or without your consent

    When a DUI case involves death or serious injury, blood can be drawn with or without your consent.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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  14. Question 14 of 14

    If you are convicted of possessing or selling drugs, including marijuana, what happens to your license?

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    Answer: It must be suspended

    A conviction for possessing, selling or trafficking drugs, including marijuana, means your license must be suspended.

    Handbook: Section 3, p. 26

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