Operating a vehicle above this limit (Specific Number) will get you charged with DWI
What is .08 BAC?
If you are charged with DUI how long are your driving priveledges suspended?
What is 1 year or 12 months?
Alcohol is classified as this type of drug, which slows down the central nervous system.
What is a depressant?
Using these types of products could lead to a failed UA.
What are hemp based products?
This myth is commonly used to explain a positive UA after block leave.
What is, "My friends were hotboxing, but not me"?
Refuse this and your license is revoked for 1-3 years.
What is Blood, Breath, or Urine Testing?
Drug or alcohol incidents and cost up to ___ days of extra duty.
What is 45?
This behavior contributes to 1 in 10 deaths among working-age adults.
What is Binge Drinking?
This term describes a condition in which a person needs more of a drug to feel the original effects.
What is tolerance?
This misconception says addiction happens only to “those kinds” of people.
What is the myth that only certain types of people become addicted? (Addictive Personality)
A first time DUI could require this to be installed.
What is an ignition interlock device?
A letter from a General Officer you don't want to receive.
What is a GOMOR?
Alcohol slows this down, making the body unable to respond quickly to situations.
What is reaction time?
Combining alcohol with these, often found in a medicine cabinet, intensifies impairment and increases crash risk.
What are prescriptions/medications?
What is a common but dangerous misconception about drug use?
What is, "One time won't hurt"?
Hawaii's implied consent applies to these people.
What are visitors?
You didn't join the Army to?
What is to get kicked out?
According to the CDC onsuming enough alcohol to raise blood alcohol concentration (BAC) to 0.08% or higher, within about two hours. What is this called?
What is binge drinking?
This, the most common drug found in fatal crashes, is often the target of Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) evaluations.
What is Marijuana/THC?
This information on a label could hide something harmful to you or your career.
What is, All Natural?
This is 100% avoidable.
What is a DUI/DWI?
You have to do this for all substance misuse matters?
What is SUD Screening and Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention Training (ADAPT)?
Alcohol lowers these mental or psychological processes that restrain actions and emotions.
What are inhibitions?
The best way to beat a drug test.
What is don't do drugs?
"It's ok to drink as long as you only do it here." is also known as what?
What is, enabling?