Fairfax Alcohol Safety Action Program (ASAP) Practice Exam

For a DWI first-time offender without a restricted license, what is the potential consequence of enrolling in services?

1. License may be suspended for an indefinite period.

2. Enforcement of driving limitations.

3. Access to counseling services.

4. Obligation to pay for treatment in full.

The correct answer is: Enforcement of driving limitations.

The correct answer highlights the potential consequence of enrollment in services for a first-time DWI offender without a restricted license, which typically allows for the implementation of driving limitations as a part of the legal and rehabilitation process. By enrolling in program services, the individual can often avoid stricter penalties or extended license suspensions, as participation may demonstrate a commitment to changing behavior and addressing any issues related to alcohol use. This reflects the intention of many rehabilitation programs to promote accountability while allowing offenders to maintain a level of mobility under monitored conditions. In contrast, the other choices do not accurately represent the typical outcomes associated with enrollment in these types of services. For instance, indefinite license suspension is generally not a standard resolution if the individual is actively participating in a program aimed at rehabilitation. Additionally, while counseling services may be accessible as part of the program, they are not a direct consequence of enrollment but rather a benefit of participating in the required services. The obligation to pay for treatment may be a requirement but is not framed as a consequence in terms of driving limitations, which is the primary focus of the question. Therefore, the emphasis on driving limitations is key to understanding the implications of engaging in these rehabilitation services.