Maryland MVA 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program
If you are an applicant for a Maryland driver’s license who want to apply for a Maryland driver's license, but already have a valid driver’s license from another country, you must complete the Maryland MVA 3 Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program before you can receive the license.
Taking this Safe and Sober online Program will completely satisfy your MVA requirement for the 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program. As of November 30th, 2011, the 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program course has been replaced by the Safe and Sober Program: A Guide to Driving in Maryland. This course is mandated by Maryland Vehicle Law TR 16:212.1 and is three hours long.
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA): http://www.mva.maryland.gov/index.html
Maryland drug and alcohol course includes:
• The effects of drugs and alcohol and their impact on driving,
• the hazards of impaired driving,
• criminal penalties and administrative sanctions for driving under the influence.
You can study the Maryland Driver's Manual and can also practice with the Maryland Online Driver Test Tutorial to prepare for the knowledge test BEFORE coming in to a full-service MVA office.
You can view the Manual on the Internet – it can be downloaded from the MVA's website by clicking here. (http://www.mva.maryland.gov/Driver-Services/RookieDriver/maryland-drivers-manual.htm)
Upon Completion:
By satisfactorily completing this "3 hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program/Safe and Sober" program, you will be awarded a "3 Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program Certificate". This certificate is required in order to receive a Maryland driver's license and only applies to those holding a valid driver's license from a foreign country or from the US Armed forces only who have a license.
The real Maryland drug and alcohol test includes 25 questions and a person must get 22 correct in order to pass the test. you also have 17 minutes to get it done.
The Maryland MVA practice test is composed of questions regarding driving laws and rules in Maryland. The road test includes a safety inspection and parallel parking.
Driving test can be taken at any your local Department of Motor Transportation MVA that offers the test services.
While parallel parking on the Maryland driving test you have three minutes to park with your tires 12inches or less from the curb.
Maryland MVA Drug and Alcohol Test Practice Questions & Answers
Below you can find Maryland MVA drug and alcohol practice test Questions & Answers, which are examples of ones that are found on the knowledge test portion of the driving tests.
**NOTE: You can find answers for these 60 Questions.
According to Maryland law, DUI or Driving Under the Influence can mean driving under the influence of ________.
A.) strong emotion.
B.) prescription medication.
C.) fatigue.
D.) overly loud music.
If a police officer asks to test you for alcohol or drug usage, you can say, “No,” and you will _______________
A.) face more serious sanctions.
B.) have your car confiscated immediately.
C.) immediately be convicted of DWI/DUI.
D.) be forced to take the test despite your objection.
Illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and over-the counter drugs may impair your driving, and ________________
A.) you will be charged with DUI if your driving is impaired, no matter what kind of drug.
B.) only illegal drugs will result in your being charged with DUI.
C.) you cannot be charged with DUI if a doctor has prescribed your medication.
D.) you will not be charged with DUI if you have a receipt for purchase of your medication.
The legal age for drinking in Maryland is
A.) 19.
B.) 20.
C.) 21.
D.) 22.
When you are tired or sleepy, you should
A.) stop and rest.
B.) stop and stretch.
C.) stop and have a big meal.
D.) stop and have a big cup of coffee.
DUI or Driving under the Influence ___________ than DWI, Driving while Impaired.
A.) is a more serious charge
B.) reflects a higher Blood Alcohol level
C.) carries more serious criminal penalties and administrative sanctions
D.) all of the above.
The illegal drug most commonly detected in impaired drivers is:
A.) cocaine.
B.) ecstasy.
C.) heroin.
D.) marijuana.
_________ may cause your body to absorb alcohol faster.
A.) Only illegal drugs
B.) No prescription drugs
C.) Any drug, legal or illegal,
D.) No over the counter drugs
In 2008, drivers driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol caused ____% of all fatal crashes in Maryland.
A.) 15
B.) 25
C.) 35
D.) 50
If you are planning to drive, you can be sure you will not be impaired if:
A.) you do not drink alcohol at all.
B.) you drink only one or two beers.
C.) you eat a meal while you are drinking.
D.) you drink your alcoholic drinks very slowly.
It is illegal to drive in Maryland if your BAC (blood alcohol concentration) is over
A.) .01.
B.) .03.
C.) .05.
D.) .07.
It is legal to have unsealed alcoholic beverages in a vehicle as long as:
A.) the driver is not drinking.
B.) the open container is placed in the trunk, inaccessible to anyone.
C.) the container of alcohol is out of the driver’s reach.
D.) only the passengers are drinking.
All of the following are criminal penalties the District Court of Maryland might impose if a person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
A.) loss of job.
B.) community service.
C.) arrest.
D.) jail time.
Everyone who signs to receive a Maryland driver’s license agrees to “implied consent.” This means that the driver agrees to __________________.
A.) pay all Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) fees.
B.) be tested for drugs or alcohol if a police officer requests it.
C.) obey the speed limit posted on all Maryland roads.
D.) arrange personal transportation whenever he or she drinks alcoholic beverages.
The following are causes of distracted driving:
A.) using your GPS while driving.
B.) eating your lunch while driving.
C.) fixing your hair while driving.
D.) all of the above.
Which of the following affect your BAC (blood alcohol concentration)?
A.) Your weight
B.) How much you ate
C.) How much you drank
D.) All of the above
If a police officer gives you a “Must Appear” citation, it means
A.) nothing will happen. It is just a warning.
B.) you will have to pay a fine of $1,000 or more.
C.) you will have to go to court.
Which of the following is legal for Maryland drivers to do while driving?
A.) Use a hands free device to talk on a cell phone.
B.) Text on a cell phone.
C.) Drink an alcoholic beverage.
D.) Not wear a seatbelt.
All of the following are administrative sanctions the MVA might impose if a person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
A.) higher car insurance rates.
B.) suspension of driver license.
C.) alcohol and drug education.
D.) Ignition Interlock System.
The effects of marijuana last up to ________ after using the drug.
A.) 4 hours
B.) 8 hours
C.) 1 day
D.) 2 days
# Safe Driving
A symptom of fatigued driving is:
A.) driving the speed limit
B.) drifting over the center line
C.) using your turn signals
A fatigued driver may not:
A.) see stop signs
B.) hear ambulances
C.) see blue flashing police lights
D.) all of the above
Legal drugs do not affect the brain.
A.) True
B.) False
Phencyclidine is commonly known as:
A.) Crack
B.) PCP
C.) Hashish
If you can’t control the emotions that are affecting your ability to drive safely, you should:
A.) drive as fast as allowed in order to get to your destination more quickly.
B.) pull over to a safe place until you can calm yourself.
C.) both of the above.
# Maryland Law
Many legal medications, such as painkillers and sedatives, cause changes in the brain and body that might make it unsafe to drive.
A.) True
B.) False
A hearing:
A.) can take place at a state agency building, not a court house, or it can take place in an MVA branch office
B.) is about the MVA sanction (suspension, etc.) of the driving privilege
C.) Both A and B
If a person refuses a breath or blood test there is nothing the police officer can do to the person.
A.) True
B.) False
The purpose of the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and Portable Breath Tests are:
A.) To help the police officer decide if an individual is driving a vehicle while impaired or under the influence
B.) To help the police officer decide how long ago the driver had his/her last drink
C.) To help distinguish what type of alcoholic beverage the driver was drinking
D.) All of the above
A person’s BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) may be measured by:
A.) The person’s breath
B.) The person’s blood
C.) How the person walks
D.) Both A and B
Drivers over the age of 21 may have alcohol restrictions on their drivers’ licenses.
A.) True
B.) False
If a person driving is pulled over by a police officer, the person should treat the police officer with respect.
A.) True
B.) False
A Drug Recognition Expert, or DRE, is:
A.) a certified expert of controlled dangerous substances and their effects on driving.
B.) a technician who administers a blood test to determine if you are impaired by drugs.
C.) an officer specially trained to examine you and make a determination about whether or not you are impaired by drugs.
If the driver is under the age of 21, and is stopped for impaired driving, the driver will receive an alcohol violation even if the BAC is lower than the legal limit of .07
A.) True
B.) False
# Decisions
Possible consequences of impaired driving include:
A.) Criminal penalties including jail time
B.) Sanctions imposed by the MVA including suspension or confiscation of the driver’s license
C.) Both A and B
Never drink and drive.
A.) True
B.) False
The ''Safe Driving Commitment'' lists what you will commit to do (or not do) to remain a safe and courteous driver.
A.) True
B.) False
Impaired driving is:
A.) Driving when your judgment or physical abilities are decreased so that you cannot drive safely.
B.) Driving in the snow or other inclement weather.
C.) Driving when others in the vehicle have been drinking
Illegal drug use does not impair driving.
A.) True
B.) False
What should I check before I go to a test area?
A.) that I have a picture identification (passport, out-of-country license, green card, etc.)
B.) that I have completed all 4 sessions
C.) check the test area link for the place and times to take your post test
D.) all the above
Students workbook maryland drivers education curriculum unit Answers. Go through Maryland MVA Online Tutorial - Not Timed for more Maryland MVA Drug and Alcohol Test questions and answers 2
http://www.mva.maryland.gov/drivers/rookie-driver/tutorial/new-tutorial-not-timed.html
If you are an applicant for a Maryland driver’s license who want to apply for a Maryland driver's license, but already have a valid driver’s license from another country, you must complete the Maryland MVA 3 Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program before you can receive the license.
Taking this Safe and Sober online Program will completely satisfy your MVA requirement for the 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program. As of November 30th, 2011, the 3-Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program course has been replaced by the Safe and Sober Program: A Guide to Driving in Maryland. This course is mandated by Maryland Vehicle Law TR 16:212.1 and is three hours long.
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA): http://www.mva.maryland.gov/index.html
Maryland drug and alcohol course includes:
• The effects of drugs and alcohol and their impact on driving,
• the hazards of impaired driving,
• criminal penalties and administrative sanctions for driving under the influence.
You can study the Maryland Driver's Manual and can also practice with the Maryland Online Driver Test Tutorial to prepare for the knowledge test BEFORE coming in to a full-service MVA office.
You can view the Manual on the Internet – it can be downloaded from the MVA's website by clicking here. (http://www.mva.maryland.gov/Driver-Services/RookieDriver/maryland-drivers-manual.htm)
Upon Completion:
By satisfactorily completing this "3 hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program/Safe and Sober" program, you will be awarded a "3 Hour Alcohol and Drug Education Program Certificate". This certificate is required in order to receive a Maryland driver's license and only applies to those holding a valid driver's license from a foreign country or from the US Armed forces only who have a license.
The real Maryland drug and alcohol test includes 25 questions and a person must get 22 correct in order to pass the test. you also have 17 minutes to get it done.
The Maryland MVA practice test is composed of questions regarding driving laws and rules in Maryland. The road test includes a safety inspection and parallel parking.
Driving test can be taken at any your local Department of Motor Transportation MVA that offers the test services.
While parallel parking on the Maryland driving test you have three minutes to park with your tires 12inches or less from the curb.
Maryland MVA Drug and Alcohol Test Practice Questions & Answers
Below you can find Maryland MVA drug and alcohol practice test Questions & Answers, which are examples of ones that are found on the knowledge test portion of the driving tests.
**NOTE: You can find answers for these 60 Questions.
According to Maryland law, DUI or Driving Under the Influence can mean driving under the influence of ________.
A.) strong emotion.
B.) prescription medication.
C.) fatigue.
D.) overly loud music.
Get the CORRECT Answer
prescription medication.
If a police officer asks to test you for alcohol or drug usage, you can say, “No,” and you will _______________
A.) face more serious sanctions.
B.) have your car confiscated immediately.
C.) immediately be convicted of DWI/DUI.
D.) be forced to take the test despite your objection.
Get the CORRECT Answer
face more serious sanctions.
Illegal drugs, prescription drugs, and over-the counter drugs may impair your driving, and ________________
A.) you will be charged with DUI if your driving is impaired, no matter what kind of drug.
B.) only illegal drugs will result in your being charged with DUI.
C.) you cannot be charged with DUI if a doctor has prescribed your medication.
D.) you will not be charged with DUI if you have a receipt for purchase of your medication.
Get the CORRECT Answer
you will be charged with DUI if your driving is impaired, no matter what kind of drug.
The legal age for drinking in Maryland is
A.) 19.
B.) 20.
C.) 21.
D.) 22.
Get the CORRECT Answer
21
When you are tired or sleepy, you should
A.) stop and rest.
B.) stop and stretch.
C.) stop and have a big meal.
D.) stop and have a big cup of coffee.
Get the CORRECT Answer
stop and rest.
DUI or Driving under the Influence ___________ than DWI, Driving while Impaired.
A.) is a more serious charge
B.) reflects a higher Blood Alcohol level
C.) carries more serious criminal penalties and administrative sanctions
D.) all of the above.
Get the CORRECT Answer
all of the above.
The illegal drug most commonly detected in impaired drivers is:
A.) cocaine.
B.) ecstasy.
C.) heroin.
D.) marijuana.
Get the CORRECT Answer
marijuana.
_________ may cause your body to absorb alcohol faster.
A.) Only illegal drugs
B.) No prescription drugs
C.) Any drug, legal or illegal,
D.) No over the counter drugs
Get the CORRECT Answer
Any drug, legal or illegal,
In 2008, drivers driving under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol caused ____% of all fatal crashes in Maryland.
A.) 15
B.) 25
C.) 35
D.) 50
Get the CORRECT Answer
25
If you are planning to drive, you can be sure you will not be impaired if:
A.) you do not drink alcohol at all.
B.) you drink only one or two beers.
C.) you eat a meal while you are drinking.
D.) you drink your alcoholic drinks very slowly.
Get the CORRECT Answer
you do not drink alcohol at all.
It is illegal to drive in Maryland if your BAC (blood alcohol concentration) is over
A.) .01.
B.) .03.
C.) .05.
D.) .07.
Get the CORRECT Answer
.07.
It is legal to have unsealed alcoholic beverages in a vehicle as long as:
A.) the driver is not drinking.
B.) the open container is placed in the trunk, inaccessible to anyone.
C.) the container of alcohol is out of the driver’s reach.
D.) only the passengers are drinking.
Get the CORRECT Answer
the open container is placed in the trunk, inaccessible to anyone.
All of the following are criminal penalties the District Court of Maryland might impose if a person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
A.) loss of job.
B.) community service.
C.) arrest.
D.) jail time.
Get the CORRECT Answer
loss of job.
Everyone who signs to receive a Maryland driver’s license agrees to “implied consent.” This means that the driver agrees to __________________.
A.) pay all Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) fees.
B.) be tested for drugs or alcohol if a police officer requests it.
C.) obey the speed limit posted on all Maryland roads.
D.) arrange personal transportation whenever he or she drinks alcoholic beverages.
Get the CORRECT Answer
be tested for drugs or alcohol if a police officer requests it.
The following are causes of distracted driving:
A.) using your GPS while driving.
B.) eating your lunch while driving.
C.) fixing your hair while driving.
D.) all of the above.
Get the CORRECT Answer
all of the above.
Which of the following affect your BAC (blood alcohol concentration)?
A.) Your weight
B.) How much you ate
C.) How much you drank
D.) All of the above
Get the CORRECT Answer
All of the above.
If a police officer gives you a “Must Appear” citation, it means
A.) nothing will happen. It is just a warning.
B.) you will have to pay a fine of $1,000 or more.
C.) you will have to go to court.
Get the CORRECT Answer
you will have to go to court.
Which of the following is legal for Maryland drivers to do while driving?
A.) Use a hands free device to talk on a cell phone.
B.) Text on a cell phone.
C.) Drink an alcoholic beverage.
D.) Not wear a seatbelt.
Get the CORRECT Answer
Use a hands free device to talk on a cell phone.
All of the following are administrative sanctions the MVA might impose if a person is found guilty of impaired driving except:
A.) higher car insurance rates.
B.) suspension of driver license.
C.) alcohol and drug education.
D.) Ignition Interlock System.
Get the CORRECT Answer
higher car insurance rates.
The effects of marijuana last up to ________ after using the drug.
A.) 4 hours
B.) 8 hours
C.) 1 day
D.) 2 days
Get the CORRECT Answer
1 day
# Safe Driving
A symptom of fatigued driving is:
A.) driving the speed limit
B.) drifting over the center line
C.) using your turn signals
Get the CORRECT Answer
drifting over the center line
A fatigued driver may not:
A.) see stop signs
B.) hear ambulances
C.) see blue flashing police lights
D.) all of the above
Get the CORRECT Answer
all of the above
Legal drugs do not affect the brain.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
False
Phencyclidine is commonly known as:
A.) Crack
B.) PCP
C.) Hashish
Get the CORRECT Answer
PCP
If you can’t control the emotions that are affecting your ability to drive safely, you should:
A.) drive as fast as allowed in order to get to your destination more quickly.
B.) pull over to a safe place until you can calm yourself.
C.) both of the above.
Get the CORRECT Answer
pull over to a safe place until you can calm yourself.
# Maryland Law
Many legal medications, such as painkillers and sedatives, cause changes in the brain and body that might make it unsafe to drive.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
A hearing:
A.) can take place at a state agency building, not a court house, or it can take place in an MVA branch office
B.) is about the MVA sanction (suspension, etc.) of the driving privilege
C.) Both A and B
Get the CORRECT Answer
Both A and B
If a person refuses a breath or blood test there is nothing the police officer can do to the person.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
FALSE
The purpose of the Standardized Field Sobriety Tests and Portable Breath Tests are:
A.) To help the police officer decide if an individual is driving a vehicle while impaired or under the influence
B.) To help the police officer decide how long ago the driver had his/her last drink
C.) To help distinguish what type of alcoholic beverage the driver was drinking
D.) All of the above
Get the CORRECT Answer
To help the police officer decide if an individual is driving a vehicle while impaired or under the influence
A person’s BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) may be measured by:
A.) The person’s breath
B.) The person’s blood
C.) How the person walks
D.) Both A and B
Get the CORRECT Answer
Both A and B
Drivers over the age of 21 may have alcohol restrictions on their drivers’ licenses.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
If a person driving is pulled over by a police officer, the person should treat the police officer with respect.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
A Drug Recognition Expert, or DRE, is:
A.) a certified expert of controlled dangerous substances and their effects on driving.
B.) a technician who administers a blood test to determine if you are impaired by drugs.
C.) an officer specially trained to examine you and make a determination about whether or not you are impaired by drugs.
Get the CORRECT Answer
an officer specially trained to examine you and make a determination about whether or not you are impaired by drugs.
If the driver is under the age of 21, and is stopped for impaired driving, the driver will receive an alcohol violation even if the BAC is lower than the legal limit of .07
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
# Decisions
Possible consequences of impaired driving include:
A.) Criminal penalties including jail time
B.) Sanctions imposed by the MVA including suspension or confiscation of the driver’s license
C.) Both A and B
Get the CORRECT Answer
Both A and B
Never drink and drive.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
The ''Safe Driving Commitment'' lists what you will commit to do (or not do) to remain a safe and courteous driver.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
TRUE
Impaired driving is:
A.) Driving when your judgment or physical abilities are decreased so that you cannot drive safely.
B.) Driving in the snow or other inclement weather.
C.) Driving when others in the vehicle have been drinking
Get the CORRECT Answer
Driving when your judgment or physical abilities are decreased so that you cannot drive safely.
Illegal drug use does not impair driving.
A.) True
B.) False
Get the CORRECT Answer
FALSE
What should I check before I go to a test area?
A.) that I have a picture identification (passport, out-of-country license, green card, etc.)
B.) that I have completed all 4 sessions
C.) check the test area link for the place and times to take your post test
D.) all the above
Get the CORRECT Answer
all the above
Students workbook maryland drivers education curriculum unit Answers. Go through Maryland MVA Online Tutorial - Not Timed for more Maryland MVA Drug and Alcohol Test questions and answers 2
http://www.mva.maryland.gov/drivers/rookie-driver/tutorial/new-tutorial-not-timed.html
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