Besides fines and revocation, a DWI conviction in New York can also include:

• A.A warning letter only
• B.Community service as the maximum penalty
• C.Automatic dismissal if it is a first offense
• D.Possible jail time

Why

DWI is a criminal offense, not a traffic ticket. A conviction can mean jail, probation, fines, and a revoked license.

Manual topic: NY Driver's Manual (MV-21) - Chapter 9: Alcohol and Other Drugs · From the New York Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (NYC-084).

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More Alcohol, Drugs & DUI Penalties questions

• For a driver age 21 or older in New York, driving with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of what level or higher is per se illegal?
• New York's Zero Tolerance law applies to drivers under 21. A BAC in what range triggers administrative penalties for them?
• A first-offense DWI conviction in New York can result in license revocation for at least how long?
• Which statement about alcohol and driving ability is correct?
• A friend insists they are fine to drive after several drinks because they 'feel sober.' The truth is: