Which statement describes the duration of a five-year prohibition from the date of release?

• A. More than three months but less than three years
• B. Ten-year prohibition
• C. Five-year prohibition from the date of release
• D. One-year prohibition

Answer: (C)

The duration is determined by the start point of the ban. In this scenario, the prohibition lasts five years starting from the date the offender is released from custody. That means once you are released, you have five years of driving prohibition, regardless of how long you were imprisoned before release. So the statement describing a five-year prohibition from the date of release exactly matches how the period is counted.

The other durations don’t fit because they describe different lengths or use different starting points—like a shorter or longer ban, or a ban that starts from conviction or some other date rather than from release.