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A 19-year-old drinks one beer and drives an hour later. A test shows a breath alcohol level of 0.02. What is true under Utah law?
Correct answer: It is a violation, because drivers under 21 may not have any measurable alcohol
Why
Alcohol has a greater effect on new drivers, who are still learning complex skills. People under 21 may not buy, possess or drink alcohol, and a driver under 21 with any measurable alcohol loses driving privileges. The only safe choice is to not drink at all if you will drive.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · 21 and under · p. 62
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