Under Zero Tolerance laws, an administrative driver license suspension can be legally imposed on a driver under 21 years of age who registers a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of or higher, even if the driver demonstrates no physical impairment or safe driving violations prior to the stop.
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True. Administrative license penalties under Zero Tolerance laws are enforced based strictly on the measured Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) statutory threshold ( to ) for drivers under 21, independent of observable physical impairment or operational driving errors.
Zero Tolerance laws apply a strict liability standard based entirely on chemical test measurements ( to BAC). Consequently, administrative license suspensions apply to drivers under 21 who meet or exceed this statutory limit, regardless of whether they exhibited physical signs of impairment or driving infractions.
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Strict liability chemical BAC threshold under Zero Tolerance laws for drivers under 21