Under 21: Zero Tolerance
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Under the Zero Tolerance law, what BAC is a violation for a driver under 21?
The rule
Under New York's Zero Tolerance law, a driver under 21 commits a violation by driving with any measurable BAC (.02 to .07). Once a DMV hearing finds the violation, the license is suspended for six months, and getting it back costs a $100 suspension termination fee plus a $125 civil penalty.
New York's Zero Tolerance law makes it a violation for a driver under 21 to have a measurable BAC of .02 to .07. The penalty is a six-month suspension.
From the New York State Driver's Manual, page 57. This question is our own wording of that rule. The handbook and the DMV have the final word.
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