Utah Permit Test (DLD Knowledge Test) — All Questions

In Utah, a driver 21 or older is legally impaired (DUI) at a blood alcohol concentration of:

• a.0.08 percent
• b.0.05 percent✓
• c.0.10 percent
• d.0.02 percent

Utah sets the nation's lowest adult limit at 0.05 percent BAC; you can be charged below that if impaired. (Utah Driver Handbook, impaired driving)

Under Utah's 'Not-a-Drop' law, a driver under 21 may have a blood alcohol concentration of:

• a.The same 0.05 as adults
• b.0.02 percent
• c.Any measurable amount is prohibited✓
• d.No limit if a parent is present

Drivers under 21 may not have any measurable alcohol; even a small amount is a violation. (Utah Driver Handbook, minors and alcohol)

During the first months of Utah's intermediate license for drivers under 18, a common restriction is:

• a.No passengers under 21 except immediate family for the first months✓
• b.No driving on any paved road
• c.No driving with a licensed adult
• d.No use of headlights

New teen drivers face passenger and nighttime limits at first, with exceptions for immediate family. (Utah Driver Handbook, intermediate license)

Utah's implied consent law means that:

• a.You may refuse any test with no penalty
• b.Police cannot request a test
• c.You agree to pay all fines in advance
• d.You consent to a chemical test if lawfully arrested for DUI, and refusal carries penalties✓

By driving you agree to chemical testing after a lawful DUI arrest; refusal leads to a license suspension. (Utah Driver Handbook, implied consent)