Illinois: Alcohol & drugs — Part 4 Practice Test
Questions in this part include: “If convicted of driving on a license revoked for DUI, which of these can happen to your vehicle?” · “What may a driver whose license was suspended before age 21 be required to take to have it re-issued?”
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Questions are original and based on the official manual "Illinois Rules of the Road" (2026), Illinois Secretary of State.
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Under Illinois' parental responsibility law, a parent must control access to alcohol by persons under 21 on which property?
- Any they control, including a vehicle
- Only the inside of their own house
- Only land that they own outright
- Only at public events they host
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Correct answer: Any they control, including a vehicle
It is illegal to fail to control access to alcohol by persons under 21 on private property or any property under the parent's control, including a vehicle or water craft.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 51
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If convicted of driving on a license revoked for DUI, which of these can happen to your vehicle?
- It must be repainted
- It gets a special plate only
- Nothing happens to it
- It may be seized and forfeited
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Correct answer: It may be seized and forfeited
If convicted of driving while suspended or revoked for DUI and similar offenses, you face criminal penalties including jail, an extended suspension or revocation, and seizure and possible forfeiture of your vehicle.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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An Illinois driver's privileges are revoked for a DUI conviction. Where may that person drive a motor vehicle?
- In any state other than Illinois
- Only in states next to Illinois
- Not in any state
- Only on private property roads
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Correct answer: Not in any state
A driver suspended or revoked due to a DUI, reckless homicide, or leaving the scene of a fatal or personal injury crash is not allowed to drive a motor vehicle in any state.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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A suspended Illinois driver is arrested for driving on that suspended license in another state. What happens to that arrest?
- It stays only in the other state
- It is reported to the Secretary of State
- It is erased after 30 days
- It is reported only to the insurer
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Correct answer: It is reported to the Secretary of State
If a suspended or revoked Illinois driver is arrested for driving on a suspended or revoked license in another state, the arrest will be reported to the Secretary of State's office.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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Is it legal to let someone drive your vehicle if you know that person is under the influence?
- Yes, if you ride along
- Yes, for short trips
- Yes, if they are over 21
- No, it is illegal
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Correct answer: No, it is illegal
It is illegal to allow someone to drive your vehicle if you know that person is under the influence.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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If you are convicted of providing alcohol to a person under age 21, what may happen?
- Fine, jail, and license suspension
- A written warning only
- A small fine and nothing else
- Community service only
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Correct answer: Fine, jail, and license suspension
If you are convicted of providing alcohol to a person under age 21, you may be fined, be sentenced to jail, and have your driving privileges suspended.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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A driver under age 21 is convicted of DUI for the first time. What is the minimum revocation?
- Three months
- One year
- Two years
- Six months
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Correct answer: Two years
If you are under age 21 and convicted of DUI, you face revocation of your driving privileges for a minimum of two years for a first conviction.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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A driver under 21 is found to have any trace of alcohol in their system while driving. What is the minimum suspension?
- One month
- Three months
- One year
- Two years
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Correct answer: Three months
If you are under age 21 and found to have any trace of alcohol in your system while driving, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of three months.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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A 19-year-old riding as a passenger in a vehicle receives court supervision for illegal possession of alcohol. What happens to their driving privileges?
- Nothing, since they were not the driver
- They get a warning letter only
- They will lose their driving privileges
- Only their permit is extended
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Correct answer: They will lose their driving privileges
A person under 21 who receives court supervision for illegal possession of alcohol while an occupant of a motor vehicle loses driving privileges, even if they were not driving.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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What may a driver whose license was suspended before age 21 be required to take to have it re-issued?
- Take a complete driver's license exam
- Wait until age 25 to reapply
- Buy a vehicle with an interlock
- Move to another state to apply
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Correct answer: Take a complete driver's license exam
A driver whose license was suspended before age 21 may be required to submit to a complete driver’s license examination to be re-issued a driver’s license.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 52
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If you are arrested and/or convicted of DUI in Illinois, which of these may you lose besides your driving privileges?
- Your voter registration
- Your vehicle registration
- Your state ID card
- Your vehicle title
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Correct answer: Your vehicle registration
If you are arrested and/or convicted of DUI, you may lose your driving privileges and vehicle registration and be fined and/or imprisoned.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 49
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Refusing chemical testing for drugs or alcohol after being arrested for DUI can lead to suspension when the arrest happened where?
- Only within the state of Illinois
- Only on an interstate
- Only in a school zone
- In Illinois or another state
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Correct answer: In Illinois or another state
Drug/Alcohol Test Refusal covers refusing chemical testing after a DUI arrest in Illinois or another state.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 59
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For a driver age 21 or older, illegal transportation of alcohol how many times in 12 months may lead to suspension?
- Once
- Four times
- Six times
- Twice
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Correct answer: Twice
Illegal transportation of alcohol twice in 12 months, if age 21 or older, is a suspension offense.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 60
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Illegal possession or consumption of alcohol by a person under age 21 while an occupant of a motor vehicle may lead to what?
- Suspension of the driver’s license
- Cancellation of vehicle registration
- A permanent ban from all driving
- Only a note sent to the school
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Correct answer: Suspension of the driver’s license
Illegal possession, consumption, purchase of alcohol, or accepting it as a gift by a person under 21 while in a motor vehicle is on the suspension list.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 60
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A Zero Tolerance Violation is an alcohol concentration in what range by a person under age 21?
- Greater than 0.00 but less than 0.08
- At least 0.08 but less than 0.16
- Greater than 0.10 but less than 0.20
- Exactly 0.05 on two separate tests
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Correct answer: Greater than 0.00 but less than 0.08
A Zero Tolerance Violation is having an alcohol concentration of greater than 0.00 but less than 0.08 by a person under age 21.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 60
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The Secretary of State may deny issuing or renewing a license to a driver charged due to a crash causing serious injury or death. Must alcohol be a factor?
- Yes, BAC must be .08% or more
- Yes, but any trace is enough
- No, alcohol need not be a factor
- Only if the driver is under 21
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Correct answer: No, alcohol need not be a factor
For a crash involving bodily harm or death, the Secretary of State may deny a license, and alcohol need not be a factor in the crash.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 61
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Who may receive a Monitoring Device Driving Permit (MDDP)?
- Any driver whose license was canceled for a medical reason
- A professional driver suspended for three moving violations
- A first-time DUI offender serving a statutory summary suspension
- A driver suspended for nonpayment of child support only
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Correct answer: A first-time DUI offender serving a statutory summary suspension
An MDDP allows a first-time DUI offender serving a statutory summary suspension to drive a vehicle equipped with a BAIID.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 61
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With an MDDP and an installed BAIID, when may the driver legally operate a motor vehicle?
- At any time of day or night
- Only between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- Only on the way to and from work
- Only with a licensed adult present
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Correct answer: At any time of day or night
The MDDP and BAIID allow driving at any time of day or night, as long as the driver does not consume alcohol before driving or tamper with the BAIID.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 61
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A Monitoring Device Driving Permit (MDDP) cannot be issued to a person under what age?
- 16
- 21
- 25
- 18
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Correct answer: 18
An MDDP cannot be issued to a person under age 18.
Source: Illinois Rules of the Road (2026), page 61