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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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Drew, age 35, has three drinks and feels dizzy, but guesses that the BAC is below 0.08 percent. Can Drew still be convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in New Jersey?
Correct answer: Yes, because driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal at any BAC level.
Why
The 0.08 percent figure is a per-se limit, not a safe-driving line. Officers look for signs such as weaving, sudden stops or unusually slow driving, and those signs can support a DUI charge even when the BAC is lower. If you feel any effect from alcohol, do not drive.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Driving Under the Influence (DUI) · p. 124, 118
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