Which of the following is a possible legal consequence of DUI as stated?

• A. License Suspension
• B. A Traffic Ticket
• C. A Speeding Ticket
• D. A Warning Letter

Answer: (A)

When DUI occurs, one of the main legal actions that can be taken is to suspend the driver’s license. This administrative suspension is issued by the motor vehicle department (or similar agency) and can happen at the time of arrest or after conviction, depending on the jurisdiction. The goal is to remove a potentially dangerous driver from the road and to signal serious consequences for impaired driving. License suspension is a formal, enforceable penalty and can be temporary or extended based on prior offenses and local laws, in addition to any fines or jail time that might apply.

A traffic ticket can be issued for the underlying stop or violation, but it isn’t the specific legal consequence typically described for DUI in this context. A speeding ticket is not inherently tied to a DUI unless speeding itself occurred, and a warning letter is not a formal penalty for DUI.