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For a driver aged 21 or older operating an ordinary noncommercial car, what is the minimum BAC that meets Connecticut’s elevated-alcohol threshold?
Correct answer: 0.08%.
Why
The ordinary noncommercial threshold is 0.08% or more. Driving while under the influence can also be an offence below that number; it is not a safe-drinking allowance. Commercial drivers and drivers under 21 have separate lower thresholds. Arrange a sober ride before drinking.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Adult noncommercial BAC threshold · p. 35
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