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What alcohol standard applies to a Delaware driver under age 21?
Correct answer: No driving after any alcohol; 0.02 percent is per-se evidence.
Why
A driver under 21 must not drive, operate or have actual physical control of a vehicle after consuming alcohol. A concentration of 0.02 percent or more within four hours is per-se evidence of consumption. Other admissible evidence can establish the violation, so 0.02 is not a legal allowance to drink and drive below that reading.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Under-21 alcohol rule · p. 54
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