There’s a 1-year license suspension for the 1st time you are being convicted of a criminal code offense. Subsequent offenses will substantially increase to a lifetime ban from driving. Convictions will remain on your record as a driver for a minimum of 10 years.

Driver’s License will be suspended if you are being convicted of any of these Criminal Code offenses:

• dangerous driving
• driving or having control and care of any vehicle that includes boats when your BAC is more than 80 mg. per 100 milliliters of blood
• refusing or failing to give a breath sample for a roadside testing
• refusing to submit a sample of a breath test for alcohol
• failing to remain at a collision scene
• failing to stop for the police

Questions in this Quiz:

• On a first conviction for a Criminal Code driving offence, your license will be suspended for…?
• The maximum license suspension for frequent Criminal Code breaches is…?
• All Criminal Code convictions remain on your driver’s record for at least…?
• Which of these is a Criminal Code offence for which your license will be suspended?
• Which of these is a Criminal Code offence for which your license will be suspended?