How does a drivers blood alcohol concentration (BAC) affect his/her LOE benefits?
The TAC will reduce the LOE benefits of a driver who as a result of the transport accident is convicted of exceeding the prescribed concentration of alcohol: • by one-third, if convicted of driving with a blood alcohol concentration or breath test reading of more than 0.05 and less than 0.12 or • by two-thirds, if convicted of driving with a blood alcohol concentration or breath test reading of 0.12 and less than 0.24.
Related Questions
- If after submitting to chemical testing, the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is found to be less than .08, can I still lose my driver’s license?
- What if tests show that the driver who caused my injuries had consumed alcohol, but just under the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08?
- How does a drivers blood alcohol concentration (BAC) affect his/her LOE benefits?
