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D: 3 months. Suspension is 3 months for a first violation, 6 months for a second within 36 months, and 1 year for a third within 36 months. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Driving on a Suspended or Revoked License, page 64.

C: Suspended 1 year. Failure to stop at a crash with only vehicle damage brings a 1-year suspension; injury, serious injury or death bring 3, 5 and 10-year revocations. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Failure to Stop at a Crash, page 72.

D: Revoked 10 years, not counting time in prison. Failure to stop at a crash involving a death results in a 10-year revocation, not including time incarcerated. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Failure to Stop at a Crash, page 72.

A: Traffic Survival School and possible 30-day suspension. First offense: Traffic Survival School and your license may be suspended for 30 days; a second within 24 months is a Class 1 misdemeanor with a 12-month suspension. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Road Rage and Aggressive Driving, page 60.

D: Two. Aggressive driving involves speeding plus two listed violations such as failure to obey signals, passing on the right, unsafe lane change, following too close or failure to yield to emergency vehicles, creating an immediate hazard. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Road Rage and Aggressive Driving, page 60.

A: Two or more convictions for reckless driving or racing. Two or more convictions for reckless driving, or for racing on the highway, lead to suspension of your driving privilege. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): License Revocation, page 62.

B: Two or more DUI convictions. Revocation offenses include vehicle homicide, felonies with a vehicle, failure to stop and render aid, two or more DUIs, aggravated DUI and causing death or serious injury. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): License Revocation, page 62.

A: $20. You must pay the appropriate application fee and a $20 reinstatement fee, and may need to file an SR-22. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): License Revocation, page 61.

C: 90 days. Anyone who had a seizure in the 90 days before applying for a license must report it to MVD. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Medical Restrictions, page 61.

A: When the driver's privilege is suspended or revoked, among other cases. Impound or immobilization applies when the driver is suspended or revoked, has never been licensed, lacks a required IID, or lacks insurance and is in a crash. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Vehicle Impound, page 62.

C: Seven months total. Staying in Arizona for a total of seven months or more in a calendar year means you must get an Arizona license, wherever your permanent home is. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Resident Definition, page 10.

D: 15 days. You have 15 days after buying or receiving a vehicle to apply for its Arizona title. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Applying for a Title and Registration, page 18.

D: In the vehicle whenever you operate it. Carry proof of current insurance in the vehicle every time you drive; officers ask for it at traffic stops and crashes. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Vehicle Insurance, page 9.

A: $12. A replacement driver license costs $12. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Fees at MVD Offices, page 5.

B: $7. The instruction permit fee is $7. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Fees at MVD Offices, page 5.

D: To be tested for alcohol or drugs if arrested for DUI. When you accept the privilege to drive, you consent to be tested for alcohol and drugs if arrested for DUI. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Driving Under the Influence, page 65.

C: No, but refusing to sign may result in arrest. Signing a traffic ticket is not an admission of guilt; however, refusing to sign may result in arrest. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Traffic Stop Safety, page 73.

C: Appear in traffic court. Your signature on the citation is a promise to appear; failing to appear or pay leads the court to have MVD suspend your privilege. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Failure to Appear or Pay Find for Criminal Citation, page 64.

A: Turn on your interior lights and keep your hands visible. Turn on interior lights at night, stay in the vehicle, keep your hands visible, and wait for instructions before reaching for documents. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Traffic Stop Safety, page 73.

C: Upon first contact. Tell the officer right away, at first contact, if there is a weapon in the vehicle. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Traffic Stop Safety, page 73.

A: Working seat belts that are properly fastened and adjusted. For the road test, a 1972-or-newer vehicle must have seat belts, and they must be worn fastened and adjusted correctly. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Road Test, page 9.

B: Parking assistance or other driver-assistance features. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, including auto-drive and parking assistance, are prohibited during the road test. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Road Test, page 9.

C: Required Traffic Survival School or suspension. MVD may suspend or require Traffic Survival School if you are under 18 and convicted of your first moving civil traffic violation. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Suspension and Traffic School, page 64.

D: 12-month suspension. Refusing or not completing the test results in a 12-month suspension, or 24 months for a second refusal within 84 months. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): DUI Penalties, page 65.

D: 6 months. A first offense brings a 6-month suspension; second and subsequent offenses bring 12 months. Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide (form 99-0117): Nitrous Oxide, page 65.