Ohio Motorcycle Permit: Alcohol, Laws & Licensing Practice Test

Not quite. The answer is 0.17%

If you are convicted of OVI and your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) was 0.17% or higher at the time of the offense, you will face harsher penalties than otherwise. For example, for a first OVI offense with a BAC of 0.17%, the minimum jail sentence is six days instead of the usual three days.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 10 years.

If you are convicted of OVI for the third time in ten years, the court will suspend your license for an additional one to ten years.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is $150

Ohio law requires you to wear eye protection whenever you ride a motorcycle that lacks a windscreen. Violation with no prior traffic convictions within the past year is considered a minor misdemeanor, which may be punishable by a fine of up to $150. [OH R. C. § 2929.28],

Source: OH R. C. § 4511.53

Not quite. The answer is Speeding at 75 mph on a freeway where the posted speed limit is 65 mph

If you are convicted of speeding at no more than 10 mph over the posted speed limit, no points will be added to your driving record if the posted limit on that roadway is 55 mph or higher. If the posted limit is under 55 mph, two points will be added to your driving record. Failing to obey traffic lights, failing to obey traffic signs, and driving too slowly each carry two points.

Source: OH R. C. § 4510.036

Not quite. The answer is Street racing

Street racing is extremely dangerous. An offense of street racing carries six points. (In Ohio, six is the most points you can earn for a single moving violation.) Reckless driving and speeding at 30 mph or more over the posted speed limit each carry four points.

Source: OH R. C. § 4510.036

Not quite. The answer is 72

If you are convicted of OVI for the first time, you will be sentenced to at least 72 consecutive hours in jail. However, the court may allow you to participate in a 72-hour Driver Intervention Program (DIP) as an alternative to actually going to jail. [Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws],

Source: OH R. C. § 4511.19

Not quite. The answer is $25,000

In Ohio, your vehicle liability insurance policy must include the following : (1) at least $25,000 in coverage for injuries to one person in any one accident, (2) at least $50,000 in coverage for injuries to all persons in any one accident, and (3) at least $25,000 in coverage for property damage in any one accident. All this applies to motorcycles as well as cars.

Source: "Mandatory Insurance," Ohio BMV, http://bmv.ohio.gov/dl-mandatory-insurance.aspx

Not quite. The answer is 3

If you renew your Ohio license more than 90 days before its expiration date, your renewed license will expire in three years instead of the usual four.

Source: Renewing Your License; 1 - Driver Licensing & Vehicle Registration (in state); Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 0.02%

A person under 21 years of age who is found to be driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.02% or above will be charged with Operating a Vehicle after Underage Consumption (OVUAC). (Note: The vast majority of people will reach a BAC of 0.02% or higher after consuming just one alcoholic drink. Hence, a BAC limit of under 0.02% is effectively zero tolerance for drivers under 21.)

Source: .02 BAC for Drivers Under 21 Years Old; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 1 year.

If you are stopped for suspected OVI but you refuse to submit to chemical testing, the Registrar of Motor Vehicles will suspend your license for a period of one to five years, even if you are ultimately acquitted of OVI in court. If you are convicted of OVI, the court will impose another suspension as well as criminal penalties. [Administrative License Suspension/Refusal; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws],

Source: Ohio Impaired Driving Law Chart, Garfield Heights Municipal Court, https://www.ghmc.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/ovichart.pdf

Not quite. The answer is Any of the above

To legally ride a motorized bicycle or moped in Ohio, you must hold a driver license (class A, B, C, or D), a motorcycle-only license, or a motorized bicycle license.

Source: Motorized Bicycles; 4 - Motorcycle/Scooter & Motorized Bicycle Regulations; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 10

If you are convicted of OVI for the second time in six years, you will be sentenced to at least ten days in jail.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 12

If you accumulate twelve or more penalty points within a two-year period, your license will be suspended for six months and you will also face other penalties.

Source: Point Law; 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 3 years.

According to the Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws, if you are convicted of OVI for the first time, the court will suspend your license for a minimum period of six months and up to a maximum period of three years. This is in addition to any administrative suspension already imposed.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is the time of day.

The time of day does not affect your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Alcohol can affect your riding abilities at any time.

Not quite. The answer is $25,000

In Ohio, your vehicle liability insurance policy must include the following : (1) at least $25,000 in coverage for injuries to one person in any one accident, (2) at least $50,000 in coverage for injuries to all persons in any one accident, and (3) at least $25,000 in coverage for property damage in any one accident. All this applies to motorcycles as well as cars.

Source: "Mandatory Insurance," Ohio BMV, http://bmv.ohio.gov/dl-mandatory-insurance.aspx

Not quite. The answer is with your rear wheel to the curb.

To park in a parallel parking space, you should park at an angle with your rear wheel to the curb.

Not quite. The answer is 6 months.

According to the Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws, if you are convicted of OVI for the first time, the court will suspend your license for a period of six months to three years. This is in addition to any administrative suspension already imposed.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is 6

The offense of refusing a chemical test is considered a second offense if it occurs within six years of the first offense. The penalties for a second offense may be more severe than those for a first offense.

Source: Penalties; Operating a Vehicle While Impaired (OVI); 6 - Traffic Laws; The Digest of Ohio Motor Vehicle Laws

Not quite. The answer is positioned at an angle with the rear wheel to the curb.

When parked at the roadside, your motorcycle should be positioned at an angle with the rear wheel to the curb.