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Driver B is 19 years old. At what blood alcohol concentration (BAC) does Nebraska law make it illegal for Driver B to drive?
Correct answer: Starting at 0.02 percent
Why
Nebraska calls this its zero tolerance law, and the manual describes it as a violation for a driver under 21 to drive with alcohol in the body. The law sets the measured limit at 0.02, far below the 0.08 limit for all drivers. Choice reaction time is already impaired at 0.03, so even a small amount of alcohol makes driving less safe.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Alcohol · p. 32
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