What happens if an individual consents to a chemical test within two hours of arrest and the BAC is .08 or higher?

• The driver receives a warning.
• The officer will confiscate the driver's license, and a suspension of up to five years begins immediately.
  Explanation:

  "If an individual consents to a chemical test within two hours of the arrest and the test results show a BAC of .08 or higher, the arresting officer confiscates the driver's license and notifies the driver of their suspension. A sworn statement is sent to the BMV and a suspension up to five years begins immediately."
• The driver is fined $500.
• The driver is required to attend an alcohol education program.