Illinois Rules of the Road Ch 6-8

If arrested with a blood-alcohol concentration of .08% or more, an individual’s driving privileges will be suspended for at least six months

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Alcohol is the single greatest factor in fatal motor vehicle crashes

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A driver may be charged with Aggravated DUI if they..

• Are involved in a DUI crash resulting in death or personal injury

• Commit a DUI while driving a school bus

• Receive a DUI after a previous history of reckless homicide.

• All of the above.

If a driver is arrested and refuses to submit to testing, driving privileges will be suspended for three months.

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Drivers whose license have been revoked as a result of DUI must meet several requirements, including an evaluation for alcohol and drug problems and paying a reinstatement

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It is illegal for persons under age 21 to drive with any trace of alcohol or drugs in their systems.

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Regardless of fault, a crash report must be filed by the driver of a vehicle if the crash involves death, bodily injury or property damage of more than $1,500 (or more than $500 if a vehicle is uninsured)

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Before drivers can regain driving privileges after losing them for failure to pay for damages caused by a crash, they must file proof of financial responsibility with the Secretary of State’s office.

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Drivers who are involved in or come upon a traffic crash should stop their vehicle in a safe, well-lit public place that does not obstruct traffic, if able to do so.

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• FALSE

A driver has 30 minutes to report a crash after it occurs.

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• FALSE