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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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What licensing consequence can follow a conviction for driving over the criminal blood-alcohol threshold?
Correct answer: The driver's licence is revoked.
Why
An alcohol-impaired-driving conviction can remove the legal privilege to drive, separate from any other court penalty.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook, chapter-1 · Your Driver's Licence
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