Serve It Right Saskatchewan: Impaired driving and alcohol in public

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1. A 21-year-old with a full Class 5 licence drinks one beer and drives. How does SGI treat her?

   1. As an experienced driver allowed .04
   2. As a commercial driver allowed .02
   3. As exempt, because she holds Class 5
   4. As a new driver under zero tolerance

2. Under the Act, where may a person NOT consume alcohol?

   1. A friend's private home
   2. Permitted licensed premises
   3. Their own private home or apartment
   4. A public place not designated for drinking

3. When may alcohol legally be in a vehicle under section 109?

   1. When the vehicle is parked outside the bar
   2. When the driver promises not to drink any of it
   3. When it is open but kept out of sight under the driver's seat at all times
   4. When being taken from where it was lawfully bought to a lawful place

4. How much alcohol may a new driver in Saskatchewan have in their system while driving?

   1. Up to .04 BAC
   2. Up to .08 BAC
   3. None: zero tolerance
   4. Up to .05 BAC

5. Above what BAC do experienced Saskatchewan drivers face roadside suspensions?

   1. .04
   2. .08
   3. .02
   4. .05

6. What does a new driver face for a first roadside suspension for alcohol?

   1. A 60-day suspension and a 3-day vehicle impoundment
   2. A 24-hour suspension and a warning only
   3. A 3-day suspension and no impoundment
   4. A 1-year suspension and a 30-day impoundment of the vehicle

7. What increases the penalty for a driver suspended at roadside for impairment?

   1. Driving a newer car
   2. Carrying passengers under 16
   3. Driving on a weekday
   4. Driving in a small town

8. Who may designate an outdoor public place, such as part of a park, where alcohol may be consumed?

   1. SGI, as part of its road safety program
   2. A municipal council or another listed body such as a regional park authority
   3. Any bar owner whose business is located next to the park, by posting a sign
   4. A group of residents who sign a petition

9. Under the Report Impaired Drivers program, what does SLGA encourage the public to do?

   1. Follow the driver home and take a photo
   2. Block the driver's car in the parking lot
   3. Call 911 to report a suspected impaired driver
   4. Report the driver to SLGA the next day

10. What is the maximum penalty for breaking the vehicle rule in section 109?

    1. A $10,000 fine, one year in jail, or both
    2. A licence suspension of five years only
    3. A $2,000 fine, two months in jail, or both
    4. A $100 ticket with no jail time

11. What is an experienced driver's first roadside suspension for a BAC over .04?

    1. A 60-day suspension and a 3-day impoundment
    2. A 90-day suspension and an interlock
    3. A 3-day suspension and a 3-day impoundment
    4. A written warning with no suspension

12. May a passenger drink a beer in a moving car in Saskatchewan?

    1. No, alcohol may not be consumed in a vehicle
    2. Yes, if it is a light beer
    3. Yes, as long as the driver stays completely sober
    4. Yes, on rural roads only

13. A diner takes a resealed bottle of wine home by car. How must it be carried?

    1. In the driver's cup holder for easy reach
    2. Opened, so that the passenger can finish the wine on the way home
    3. In any way, because it was bought legally
    4. Closed, transported directly to a place where it may be kept

14. Which step does SLGA's hosting guide suggest for getting guests home safely?

    1. Let guests decide at the end of the night
    2. Give guests strong coffee before they leave so they are able to drive
    3. Plan rides ahead, with designated drivers and taxi numbers
    4. Ask guests to wait in their cars an hour