If a driver who refused a DUI test does not surrender their license after suspension, what may be issued?

If a driver who refused a DUI test does not surrender their license after suspension, what may be issued?

• A. Temporary permit and advise of suspension
• B. Fine and imprisonment
• C. Vehicle seizure
• D. No action

Answer: (A)

When a driver refuses a DUI test, Arizona handles it through an administrative license suspension. To allow limited driving during that suspension, the department may issue a temporary permit that authorizes driving for essential purposes (like work or medical reasons) and deliver a notice advising of the suspension. This helps the driver continue basic obligations while the suspension is in effect and before any further actions or hearings. The temporary permit is not a full license and comes with specific limits, but it provides a controlled way to keep essential travel going.

When a driver refuses a DUI test, Arizona handles it through an administrative license suspension. To allow limited driving during that suspension, the department may issue a temporary permit that authorizes driving for essential purposes (like work or medical reasons) and deliver a notice advising of the suspension. This helps the driver continue basic obligations while the suspension is in effect and before any further actions or hearings. The temporary permit is not a full license and comes with specific limits, but it provides a controlled way to keep essential travel going.