ID VerificationQuestion 67 of 100
The standard industry practice for carding patrons who appear young is to check ID for anyone who looks under what age?
a.Under 21
b.Under 25
c.Under 30
d.Under 40
Explanation
Industry standard — and recommended in the ABC RBS curriculum — is to card anyone who appears under 30. This buffer protects against misjudging a 22-year-old who looks 19 or a 19-year-old who looks 24. Many establishments use 'Under 40 — show your ID' signs as a stronger policy. Carding only those who 'look under 21' (a) misses many borderline cases. When in doubt, always card; the few seconds is cheap insurance against a §25658 misdemeanor.
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