North Carolina (NC) Permit Practice Test 2025 – 400 Free Practice Questions to Pass the Exam

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What happens if a driver is convicted of DWI while his/her license has already been revoked for a prior DWI?

Both A and B

He/She may be imprisoned

Neither A nor B

When a driver is convicted of DWI while their license is already revoked due to a prior DWI, serious consequences typically follow. Being convicted can lead to imprisonment, as the legal system views this as a significant violation of driving laws. Additionally, there are provisions in the law that allow for the seizure and sale of the vehicle involved in the DWI, especially if the individual is a repeat offender.

The correct outcome is that one of the consequences for driving while license is revoked due to a DWI is imprisonment, which aligns with option B. Notably, if the driver is caught again in such circumstances, both imprisonment and vehicle seizure could take effect depending on the case specifics and state laws.

Thus, the choice indicating that neither imprisonment nor vehicle seizure occurs does not hold true, as these consequences can come into play following another DWI conviction under these circumstances.

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This person's car may be seized and sold

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