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A driver has alcohol over .05 and THC over 2.5 ng in the blood together. What happens?

  1. Nothing, because each level alone is low
  2. Only a 72-hour suspension
  3. Only a warning letter
  4. The driver gets a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension
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Correct answer: The driver gets a three-month Administrative Licence Suspension

A combined level of alcohol over .05 and THC over 2.5 ng gives the three-month suspension.

Source: Driver's Handbook (Manitoba Public Insurance, February 2026), Three-month Administrative Licence Suspension, page 116

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026