South Carolina Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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A driver with a Georgia license is arrested in Columbia for DUI. The officer asks him to take a breath test. He says that South Carolina's implied-consent law does not apply to him because he has no South Carolina license. What is correct?
Correct answer: South Carolina's law applies, and a refusal leads to a suspension of his privilege to drive here
Why
Implied consent means that the privilege to drive in South Carolina comes with an agreement to take a lawful breath, blood or urine test after an arrest for impaired driving. Before the test, you must be told your rights in writing and out loud, including that you do not have to take the test and what a refusal will cost. You may also get an extra test from a qualified person of your choice, at your own cost.
Verified against South Carolina Driver's Manual · Alcohol and the law; implied consent · p. 38, 39
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