Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) Practice Exam

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What is not a consequence of a DWI 2nd conviction regarding interlock installation?

Installation in personal vehicles.
Installation duration of one year.
Installation in all vehicles owned.
Undefined restrictions on driving privileges.

The correct answer is: Undefined restrictions on driving privileges.

The correct response highlights a key aspect of the consequences related to a second DWI conviction, specifically regarding the installation of an interlock device. Following a second DWI conviction, there are distinct and well-defined restrictions regarding interlock installation, which typically include specific conditions like installing the device in personal vehicles and the duration of its use, usually set at one year. The requirement for interlock devices to be installed in all vehicles owned by the individual also represents a clear consequence. In contrast, the notion of "undefined restrictions on driving privileges" does not align with the established legal framework following a second DWI conviction. Typically, the consequences of such a conviction include clear and explicit limitations as part of the sentencing process, leaving no ambiguity regarding how and where individuals can drive while under these restrictions. Therefore, the other choices reflect formal and well-documented requirements, while the correct answer encapsulates the idea that there are always clear, codified restrictions in place following such legal violations.