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An officer stops a 35-year-old driver who is weaving across the lane line. She had two glasses of wine, and a later breath test shows 0.06 percent. The officer believes that alcohol affects her driving. Which statement is true?
Correct answer: She can still be charged with DUII, because a driver can be under the influence below 0.08 percent.
Why
Alcohol and other drugs slow reactions and weaken judgment, so a driver can be impaired below 0.08 percent. Oregon's DUII law covers any substance that reduces your mental or physical ability to drive, including marijuana and some prescription or over-the-counter medicines. The only safe plan is to let someone else drive.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Impaired driving · p. 90, 91
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