None For The Road NM Questions and Answers Already Passed

None For The Road NM Questions and Answers Already Passed A driver whose BAC is lower than .08 cannot face DWI charges. False A life lost to DWI is estimated to cost society $840,000. False In 1994, the BAC limit was lowered to .08 in New Mexico. True Statistically, the first use of alcohol begins around the age of 11 in New Mexico. True A first-time DWI offense will result in license revocation, jail, fines, ignition interlock installed, and DWI school. (See DWI Penalties in New Mexico chart.) True Drive-up liquor windows are still operational and open in the state of New Mexico. False It is not against the law to have any alcoholic beverage container open within a vehicle while on any public street or road. False Alcohol is responsible for the deaths of approximately 100,000 individuals per year in the U.S. True BAC refers to the percentage of alcohol in a person's blood. True A conviction of a DWI will stay on the record for 25 years. True Over time, all body organs can be impacted by alcohol to some degree. True The brain receives a greater percentage of alcohol than other body organs. True Advanced publicity of DWI checkpoints must be made through local media outlets. True If you host a party and serve alcoholic beverages and one of your guests is involved in a DWI crash where someone is injured, you can be held liable. True The liver can oxidize, or process, up to three drinks per hour. False Refusing to take a breath test can result in an Aggravated DWI, which carries a one (1) year driver's license suspension. True An individual who will work in a place where alcohol is served need not attend any alcohol- server training program. False A fourth or subsequent DWI offense is a felony (see DWI Penalties in New Mexico chart). True A conviction of a DWI mandates installation of an ignition interlock device. True Research shows that driver's license suspension and revocation are effective deterrents among the driving population. True