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What is the driving limit for alcohol in the US?

One is considered to be impaired if ones BAC is 0.08% or greater. The term BAC refers to ones blood alcohol content, and it determined by the use of a breathalyzer.


When are you impaired when operating a vehicle?

When your BAC exceeds .08.


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Is there such thing of a 2.5 BAC?

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At which BAC does it make it illegal to drive?

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What are signs of being impaired by alcohol?

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Does a higher BAC give you energy?

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How many people died in 2006 due to drunk driving?

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What BAC is considered DWI in Texas?

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