The physical highest possible number is 1.00. However, most people would have died or gone brain dead somewhere between 0.40 and 0.60.
The highest you can blow on a breathalyzer test would typically be a result of 0.40% blood alcohol content (BAC). At this level, a person is at risk of severe alcohol poisoning and potential death due to the suppression of vital functions in the body. It is crucial to seek immediate medical attention at this level.
The first breathalyzer test was invented in 1954 by Robert Borkenstein, a police officer in the United States. His device allowed for the quick and non-invasive testing of a person's blood alcohol content through their breath.
Yes, you can still be convicted of a DWI without a breathalyzer test if other evidence demonstrates impaired driving, such as officer observations, field sobriety tests, and witness statements. Refusing a breathalyzer test may also lead to other legal consequences such as suspension of your driver's license.
If you don't breathe hard enough into a breathalyzer, the device may not be able to accurately measure your breath alcohol content. This could result in an inconclusive or inaccurate reading. It's important to follow the instructions provided with the breathalyzer to ensure a reliable result.
In most places, it is not legal to make passengers take a breathalyzer if the driver blows zeros, as passengers are not typically required to submit to a breathalyzer test unless they are suspected of driving under the influence. Each jurisdiction may have specific laws regarding this, so it is best to consult local regulations for accurate information.
You can refuse to take a breathalyzer test, but there may be legal consequences such as license suspension or other penalties depending on the jurisdiction. It's important to know your rights and consult with a lawyer if needed.
If the police holds the tube in your face and instructs you to "blow here", they assume you have sense enough to know it's for a breathalyzer test.
You can't "trick" a machine. But it does measure your breath, so don't blow as hard as the officer thinks that you should.You might be better off refusing the breathalyzer entirely and taking the more accurate test.
No
Yes, in most states the breathalyzer is seen as a presumptive test.
Not really. You can delay it and take the breathalyzer at the station. It does measure your breath and you don't need to blow as hard as the cops will encourage you to.
There are several services that provide breathalyzer tests. You can install a test in your teen's car but there is no guarantee they will use it.
You use a Breathalyzer
Approximately 24 hours after you have last had alcohol or drank, you will blow a 0000 on a breathalyzer. 24 hours is the minimum amount of time it takes for alcohol to completely leave the system.
no drugs can be detected on a breathilizer. a breathalyzer is used to tell if someone is drunk.
A simple kiss on the lips will not; however, heavy passionate kissing with an intoxicated person can cause a false positive in a breathalyzer test.
It works by giving the office a big hard blow! Wink wink ;)
Yes that is illegal to have someone blow in your car breathalyzer. It is dishonest and a violation of the law as you are allowing someone else to blow in it indicating you may or may not have been drinking and driving. Yes, unless that is the person that is driving. When you were sanctioned with a car breathalyzer you most likely signed a contract saying that you not intentionally falsify any information. That would be doing so.