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You are 19. You drank one beer two hours ago and feel completely sober, but a breath test would still find a small amount of alcohol. May you drive?
Correct answer: No, because a driver under 21 may not drive with any alcohol in the body
Why
A conviction for driving under 21 with any alcohol or drugs in the body brings a one-year license revocation. The law has one narrow exception: a controlled medicine that was obtained legally and is taken in proper amounts. The legal age to buy alcohol in North Carolina is 21.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Alcohol and the Young Driver · p. 35
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