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Jordan is 19. After one beer, he drives home, and a test shows a BAC of 0.03%. Which statement about Tennessee's underage driving while impaired law is true?
Correct answer: He is breaking it, because its limit for all drivers under 21 is 0.02%.
Why
Young drivers have a higher crash risk at low BAC levels, because they have less tolerance for alcohol and less driving experience. A conviction for underage driving while impaired brings a one-year license suspension and a $250 fine, and the court can add public service work. If you are under 21, the safe and legal choice is not to drink at all, and never to drive after drinking.
Verified against Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual · Under 21 Laws — Under 21 BAC · p. 97, 94
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