A first conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol or any drug can result in a license suspension for at least:
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180 days.
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90 days.
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1 year.
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4 months.
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Explanation
If you are stopped by a police officer for driving under the influence (DUI), the consequences can be very serious. In Washington State, a first conviction carries a license suspension of at least 90 days. You may face heavy fines and possible jail time. You may also have to reapply for your license, retake the knowledge and driving tests, and pay a reissue fee. When you drive while impaired by alcohol and/or drugs, you put yourself and others in danger. Save lives by choosing to never drive under the influence!
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