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Knowing the Legal Limit
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The Three Types of DUI Tests
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D.U.I., Insurance and the DMV
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What it Means to be on Probation
DUI and Jail Time
Understanding the Sentencing Alternatives
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Being Arrested on a DUI Charge
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Knowing the Legal Limit

A person's BAC is the percentage amount of alcohol found in his or her bloodstream. All 50 states and the District of Columbia have set a BAC limit.

Most states have a legal limit of 0.08 for citizens over age twenty-one. States like Delaware, Minnesota and Colorado allow a BAC limit of 0.10, although Congress has passed a national standard of 0.08 that links highway funds with compliance. Congress's actions were based on a significant amount of research which indicated that at a BAC of 0.08, the average person's driving ability is impaired.



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