British Columbia Serving It Right Practice Test

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What is the BAC level at which impairment is recognized by law?

0.01%
0.05%
0.08%
0.10%

The correct answer is: 0.05%

The correct BAC level at which impairment is recognized by law in British Columbia is 0.08%. At this concentration of blood alcohol, drivers are legally considered impaired, and the law takes enforcement action against individuals operating a vehicle. This threshold is established based on extensive research and statistical analysis that indicate significant impairment at this level, affecting a person’s ability to drive safely. While 0.05% is a threshold that may apply to certain penalties or regulations, including administrative sanctions for novice or commercial drivers, it does not indicate a legal limit for regular drivers. The 0.08% BAC is the standard measure across many jurisdictions for identifying drivers who are impaired and poses a risk to roadway safety. Understanding this limit is crucial for anyone serving alcohol or operating within the legal framework of driving and alcohol consumption in British Columbia.