IntoxicationPregunta 42 de 80
The legal BAC limit for driving while intoxicated for most adults 21 and over in Texas is:
a.0.08
b.0.15
c.0.02
d.0.10
Explicación
For most drivers 21 and older, a BAC of 0.08 or higher meets the legal threshold for driving while intoxicated. However, a person can be impaired and unsafe to serve well below that number. Servers should base service decisions on observable signs, not on estimating an exact BAC.
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