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A 19-year-old Maryland license holder says an adult blood alcohol concentration threshold of 0.08% permits driving after any amount below it. What is correct?
Correct answer: The under-21 license restriction prohibits driving with any alcohol in the blood.
Why
Maryland imposes a restriction on licensees under 21 prohibiting driving with any alcohol in the blood. The adult per-se threshold does not replace that restriction. Impairment and other applicable alcohol-driving laws also remain relevant; do not use a guessed drink count as permission to drive.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · Alcohol restriction at age 19 · p. 33
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