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A 19-year-old driver is arrested for DUII after a minor crash. She had one beer earlier, and her breath test shows 0.02 percent. What is the result of the test under Oregon's Implied Consent law?
Correct answer: She fails, because any amount of alcohol is a failure for a driver under 21.
Why
Oregon's zero tolerance rule means that even one drink before driving can cost a young driver the license, because a failed test makes the driving privileges subject to suspension. For drivers 21 and older, the failure level is 0.08 percent. For every driver, the safest amount of alcohol before driving is none.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Impaired driving · p. 91
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