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The .08 BAC limit, Maryland's no-alcohol rule under 21, testing when an officer asks, open containers, drugs and medicines, and what a child in the car or a DUI means.

Each question below covers one rule from the Maryland Driver's Manual. Answer it, see why the other answers are wrong, and follow the link to the manual page.

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9 questions

  1. The .08 BAC limitMaryland considers a driver to be under the influence of alcohol at what BAC?
  2. Under 21: no alcohol at allYou are 17. How much alcohol is it legal for you to drink?
  3. Refusing a testAn officer at your window asks you to take an alcohol test. You refuse. What does the MVA do?
  4. Open containersWhere is an open alcohol container illegal to have while you drive?
  5. Driving means you agree to testingWhen you drive on a Maryland road, what have you agreed to?
  6. Drugs and medicines count tooA medicine label says not to drive. You take it and drive, and it impairs you. What could happen?
  7. Under .08 can still be a crimeCan alcohol affect your driving even if your BAC is below .08?
  8. The breathalyzer car lockA breathalyzer car lock keeps your car from doing what?
  9. A child in the car doubles itYou're convicted of drunk driving with a child in your car. What can the judge do?

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