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After a DWI arrest, a driver's breath test shows an alcohol concentration of 0.09. The officer serves a notice of revocation. Under current Minnesota law, what is the longest time that the temporary license is valid?
Correct answer: 14 days
Why
The June 2026 manual still says seven days; follow the current law, which says 14 days. The same rule applies when a driver refuses the test. Penalties are more severe with an alcohol concentration of 0.16 or more, a child under 16 in the vehicle, or earlier DWI offenses.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Penalties · p. 97
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