Phone penalties & the under-18 total ban

1. 3 points and up to a $250 fine
2. 2 points and up to a $150 fine
3. 4 points and up to a $500 fine
4. No points, just a warning

Answer: 2 points and up to a $150 fine

A first offense in two years carries 2 points and up to a $150 fine.

1. 2 points and a $150 fine
2. Automatic 1-year suspension
3. 4 points, up to a $500 fine, and possible 90-day suspension
4. 3 points and a $250 fine

Answer: 4 points, up to a $500 fine, and possible 90-day suspension

A third or subsequent offense in two years carries 4 points, up to a $500 fine, and a possible 90-day license suspension.

1. They are unaffected
2. They are reduced by half
3. They are tripled
4. They are doubled

Answer: They are doubled

Fines for phone-use violations are doubled when the violation occurs in a work zone.

1. No — any electronic device use is illegal for drivers under 18
2. Yes, hands-free is always allowed
3. Only after 6 months of licensure
4. Only during daylight hours

Answer: No — any electronic device use is illegal for drivers under 18

Drivers under 18 may not use any electronic device while driving, even hands-free.

1. 1-year suspension and a $300 fine
2. 60-day suspension and a $150 fine
3. 2 points and a $150 fine
4. Warning only

Answer: 60-day suspension and a $150 fine

A first violation for a driver under 18 results in a 60-day license suspension and a $150 fine.

1. 60-day suspension and a $150 fine
2. 6-month suspension and a $250 fine
3. 1-year suspension and a $300 fine
4. 2-year suspension and a $500 fine

Answer: 1-year suspension and a $300 fine

A second violation for a driver under 18 escalates to a 1-year suspension and a $300 fine.