Police Entrance Practice Exam

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Under the Zero Tolerance Law, for what reason should an officer suspend the license of a person under 21?

Speeding
Refusing a Preliminary Alcohol Screening test or having a blood-alcohol level of .01% or greater
Failing to wear a seatbelt
Running a red light

The correct answer is: Refusing a Preliminary Alcohol Screening test or having a blood-alcohol level of .01% or greater

The Zero Tolerance Law is a policy that applies to drivers under the age of 21 and it states that any driver found with a blood-alcohol level of .01% or greater will face automatic suspension of their license. This law is in place to discourage underage drinking and driving. Options A, C, and D are incorrect because they do not address this specific issue of underage drinking and driving. Speeding, failing to wear a seatbelt, and running a red light are all serious traffic violations, but they would not result in automatic suspension of a driver's license under the Zero Tolerance Law.