An under-21 driver who violates California's zero-tolerance alcohol law faces:

• A.Only a verbal warning
• B.A small fee with no license action
• C.Loss of the vehicle permanently in every case
• D.A 1-year license suspension, or a delay in eligibility to get a license

Why

Zero-tolerance violations by drivers under 21 bring a one-year suspension, or delayed eligibility if the driver is not yet licensed. Fines and other penalties may also apply.

Manual topic: California Driver Handbook - Alcohol and Drugs · From the California Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (CAC-084).

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