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A 19-year-old driver had one drink before driving. What is the lowest blood alcohol concentration at which this driver breaks West Virginia's under-21 alcohol law?
Correct answer: 0.02 percent
Why
The manual calls this rule 'zero tolerance'. From 0.02 percent to less than 0.08 percent, the under-21 law applies; at 0.08 percent or more, the regular DUI law applies. West Virginia's legal drinking age is 21, so the only safe rule for a young driver is no alcohol at all.
Verified against West Virginia Driver's Licensing Handbook · Under Age Drinking and Driving · p. 31, 32
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