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You are 19. After one beer, you drive, and a test shows a BAC of 0.03 percent. What is true under Ohio law?
Correct answer: You break the law, because the limit for drivers under 21 is 0.02 percent.
Why
Ohio calls this offense operating a vehicle after underage alcohol consumption (OVUAC). It can bring a license suspension of three months to two years, a remedial driving course, reinstatement fees, and a new license exam. The legal drinking age in Ohio is 21, so the safest rule for a young driver is no alcohol at all before driving.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Alcohol and the law · p. 28
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