Delaware Driver Education State Practice Test

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If convicted of a Zero Tolerance Rule violation, how long is the license loss for a first offense?

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The correct answer is: 2 months

If someone is convicted of a Zero Tolerance Rule violation, the applicable penalty for a first offense includes a mandatory loss of driving privileges. In Delaware, this period of license suspension is set at two months for a first-time violation. The Zero Tolerance Rule is designed to deter underage drinking and driving, where any measurable amount of alcohol in the blood for those under 21 results in a legal consequence. Ensuring that young drivers are strictly held to these standards is crucial for promoting road safety and reducing accidents related to underage drinking. Thus, this specific duration reflects the state's commitment to addressing these serious issues.