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Pre-Highway Safety School – Knowledge Inventory

Thank you for submitting your Notice of 1543(b). You should have received a copy of the notice via the email address you provided. The next step is to complete the Highway Safety School Knowledge Inventory below.

Knowledge Inventory

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1. The average Blood Alcohol Concentration of DUI offenders in Pennsylvania is between:*
- 0.08 - 0.11
- 0.12 - 0.15
- 0.16 - 0.19
- 0.20 - 0.24
2. In Pennsylvania, more people are charged with DUI as a result of:*
- Sobriety checkpoints
- Crashes
- Sleeping in vehicle
- Citizens' report
3. In Pennsylvania, most DUI arrests occur:*
- Between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM
- Between 8:00 PM and 10:00 PM
- Between 10:00 PM and midnight
- After midnight
4. In Pennsylvania, a person can be arrested for driving under the influence of:*
- Prescription drugs
- Over the counter drugs
- Illegal drugs
- All of the above
5. Implied consent requires a driver to:*
- Plead guilty if arrested for DUI
- Agree not to drink alcohol before driving to get a license
- Take a blood or breath test when arrested for DUI, Driving During Suspension DUI related, or Ignition Interlock Violation
- All of the above
6. If a driver refuses to take a blood or breath test at the request of a police officer after being arrested for DUI, driving privileges are suspended for a period of ___________ and pay a restoration fee of $500 - $2,000.*
- 3 months for the 1st offense 6 months for a second offense
- 6 months for the 1st offense 12 months for a second offense
- 12 months for the 1st offense 18 months for a second offense
- 18 months for the 1st offense 36 months for a second offense
7. The law states that for a second conviction of driving under the influence within a ten-year period with a BAC of .16 or higher, the offender:*
- A. Must successfully complete a drug and alcohol assessment and complete successfully any treatment indicated.
- B. Will have driving privileges suspended for 18 months followed by a 12-month Ignition Interlock restricted license period.
- C. If the assessment indicates the need for treatment the Court must set the parole period for the maximum period of five years.
- D. 90 days in jail
- E. All of the above
8. If a person is caught driving after their license has been suspended for driving under the influence or implied consent violation, the penalty is:*
- 30 days in jail
- 60 days in jail
- $1,000 fine
- 60 to 90 days in jail, $500 fine, and 12 months license suspension for the 1st offense
9. A conviction for homicide by motor vehicle while DUI requires a minimum of ______ per victim served one after the other:*
- A 1-year prison sentence
- A 2-year prison sentence
- A 3-year prison sentence
- A 4-year prison sentence
10. Alcohol is a central nervous system:*
- Stimulant
- Depressant
- Stimulant and depressant
- Is not a drug
11. Which of the following is affected first by drinking alcohol?*
- Muscle coordination
- Breathing
- Speech
- Judgment
12. What does Blood Alcohol Concentration mean?*
- Ounces of alcohol in the blood
- Percentage of alcohol in the blood
- Type of alcohol in the blood
- None of the above
13. Blood Alcohol Concentration is affected by:*
- A person's attitude about drinking
- Food in the stomach
- Hours of sleep before drinking
- None of the above
14. A standard twelve (12) ounces of beer, five (5) ounces of wine, and one and one-half (1½) ounces of liquor contain:*
- About the same amount of alcohol
- Different kinds of alcohol
- 50% alcohol
- All of the above
15. Alcohol increases a driver's self-confidence while:*
- Increasing risk-taking behavior
- Reducing senses of sight and hearing
- Slowing down reaction time
- All of the above
16. Alcohol gets into the blood by being:*
- Digested by the stomach
- Evaporated by the lungs
- Absorbed by the stomach and small intestine
- All of the above
17. Smoking marijuana can impair:*
- Speech
- Balance
- Coordination
- All of the above
18. Marijuana can cause a driver to:*
- Feel drowsy
- Read road signs inaccurately
- Poorly control speed
- All of the above
19. Cocaine is a powerful central nervous system:*
- Stimulant
- Depressant
- Stimulant and depressant
- None of the above
20. It is dangerous to combine opioids and driving because:*
- They can cause drowsiness
- They create mental impairment
- Vision is impaired
- All of the above
21. Dependence to a narcotic drug:*
- Rarely occurs
- Can occur only after years of use
- Can occur rapidly
- None of the above
22. Combining sedatives and alcohol:*
- Decreases the effects of both drugs
- Increases the effects of both drugs
- Cancel the effects of each other
- None of the above
23. Heroin can make a driver:*
- Feel drowsy
- React slower
- Poorly control speed
- All of the above
24. Impairment is produced by a drugs effect on the:*
- Heart
- Brain
- Liver
- Stomach
25. The body organ most responsible for removing drugs from the body is the:*
- Liver
- Brain
- Intestine
- Stomach
26. Tolerance to drugs results in the need to:*
- Take more drugs to get the same effects previously experienced from a lesser amount
- Take less drugs to get the same effects previously experienced from a greater amount
- Take the drug less frequently
- None of the above
27. Risk factors for addiction may include:*
- Genetics
- Environmental factors
- Cultural influences
- All of the above
28. Addiction:*
- Has warning signs
- Is progressive
- Can be treated
- All of the above
29. For people addicted to drugs the best course of action is to:*
- Use less drugs
- Seek help to stop using drugs
- Switch to different drugs
- None of the above
30. A responsible course of action in regard to drugs and driving is to:*
- Get accurate information about the effects of drugs and addiction
- Look at one's own attitude about using alcohol, other drugs and driving
- Explore alternatives to drug use and driving behavior
- All of the above

CONTACT US TODAY

Dawn Trespalacios
DUI Program Manager
215-494-9090
dtrespalacios@fsabc.org

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