Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
For a driver under 21, what is the lowest blood alcohol concentration (BAC) that counts as driving under the influence?
Correct answer: 0.01%.
Answer options
- A0.04%
- B0.08%
- C0.01% Correct
Why
Under the zero-tolerance approach for drivers younger than 21, a BAC as low as 0.01% already counts as driving under the influence. The 0.08% figure is the adult limit, and 0.04% applies to commercial drivers.
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