Road rules / 🇨🇦 alcohol
A second warn-range occurrence within five years results in:
✓ ANSWER
A 7-day roadside suspension plus a required education program
Warn-range penalties escalate: the second occurrence brings a seven-day suspension and a remedial program.
All the options
- ✓A 7-day roadside suspension plus a required education program
- ✗The same 3-day suspension as the first time
- ✗Only a fine
- ✗No penalty if a passenger can drive
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