Ohio Drivers Ed Practice Exam

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Can a person be arrested for operating a vehicle impaired with a BAC less than .08%?

Yes, if under 21
No, never
Only in certain states
If they show signs of impairment

The correct answer is: Yes, if under 21

Yes, a person can be arrested for operating a vehicle impaired with a BAC less than .08%, if they are under the age of 21. While many states have a legal limit of .08% BAC, for those under 21, it is typically lower or even zero tolerance. This is to discourage underage drinking and driving and to ensure the safety of young drivers and others on the road. Therefore, while BAC of under .08% may not result in immediate arrest for individuals over 21, it can still lead to consequences for those under 21, including potential arrest and other legal penalties.