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==Drinking and Driving==

==Drinking and Driving==

Due to the disabilities caused by excessive drinking, laws have been passed requiring that a persons Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) be below a certain percentage. In the United States, drivers with BAC levels higher than the legal limit are charged with either [[driving while intoxicated]] (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) depending on the state. Drunk drivers lead to the deaths of many innocent people each year.

Due to the disabilities caused by excessive drinking, laws have been passed requiring that a persons Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) be below a certain percentage. In the United States, drivers with BAC levels higher than the legal limit are charged with either [[driving while intoxicated]] (DWI) or driving under the influence (DUI) depending on the state. Drunk drivers lead to the deaths of many innocent people each year.

===BAC Limits By State/Territory<ref>http://www.safety-devices.com/baclimits.htm</ref>===

===BAC Limits By State/Territory{{fact}}===

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![[Alabama]]

![[Alabama]]