Kids... fking useless...

IM ON MY NINTH ROAD BEER TYPING THIS COMMENT AT A STOPLIGHT

I don't drink ANY alcohol when I have a car with me.

I was in my Porsche boxster on I10 stalled when a drunk driver smoked me from behind at 70. She wasn’t wearing her seatbelt, I don’t feel like I need to paint the picture for you. The only reason me and my friend survived is because it was a mid engine car

That one hits different tho...

Just use concentrates or edibles and eye drops, and keep your mouth shut

shadow, have you been pissing tonight?

If you drink and drive you'll drown in your own piss

Best PSA ever

He didn’t dodged it

In Japan,meny ads only say that "You will pay more fine for a traffic violation!"This video was clear and to the point of using a smartphone while the driving is danger.

is that the saving for a polly pocket car girl💀💀💀

0:13 Sir, have you been pissing tonight?

Don't give me wrong ok? 0:13 Could be truck driver was drug addiction to pokemon go catch lucario be like

Americans just couldn’t bare not to put music over it or have a sad ending. Oh no a privileged WASP couple died, how sad.

What a shame for other Mustang drivers, missed the crowd and just hit a car instead.

I liked when tv ads didn't tell us we were racist

Thats a lot of pee

huh

According to all commercials and ads. Only white dudes will get a DUI.

glad there is no “being high test” your either in possession of drugs or your not…

If you were to drink just a little (such as 1 ml of alcohol) and have a BAC that is below the legal limit (typically 0.08% in most places), whether or not you would be in trouble with the police depends on several factors. Here’s a breakdown: 1. Legal BAC Limits for Driving: 0.08% BAC is the legal threshold for driving in many countries, including the U.S., Canada, and much of Europe. This is the level where driving is considered legally impaired. If your BAC is below this limit, technically, you would not be violating the law in most places. However, even if your BAC is below 0.08%, this doesn't automatically mean you're in the clear. 2. Other Legal Considerations: Zero Tolerance Laws: Some places, particularly for young or novice drivers, have zero tolerance laws for alcohol consumption, meaning any detectable amount of alcohol in your system could lead to penalties, even if your BAC is below 0.08%. For example, if you're a teenager or a newly licensed driver, or if you're driving in a country with strict laws for certain groups, you may face penalties for even the smallest amount of alcohol in your system. Impairment: Even if you're under the legal limit, you can still be impaired. If an officer believes you're driving dangerously or recklessly, they could still arrest you for driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while impaired (DWI), depending on the local laws. This is often referred to as "impairment to any degree". 3. The Role of the Officer’s Judgment: Field Sobriety Tests: In some cases, if an officer suspects any level of impairment (even if you’re below the legal limit), they may ask you to perform field sobriety tests or take a breathalyzer test. If the test shows your BAC is below 0.08%, you may still be detained or questioned to determine whether you're fit to drive. Signs of Impairment: If the officer notices signs of impairment, such as slurred speech, poor coordination, or erratic driving, they may still decide to conduct further tests. Impairment is not just about BAC; it’s about how alcohol affects your body and your ability to operate a vehicle safely. 4. Penalties for Driving with Alcohol in Your System: If you are caught with alcohol in your system below the legal limit, and you’re not impaired, generally you wouldn’t face any penalties. However, if your BAC is above the legal limit or you're found to be impaired, then you could face fines, license suspension, or more serious charges, depending on the severity of the situation and the laws in your jurisdiction. 5. The Effect of Consuming Just a Little Alcohol: If you only consumed 1 ml of alcohol, it's very unlikely that your BAC would even be measurable, let alone near 0.08%. For example, even for a small person, 1 ml of alcohol (which is around 0.8 grams of pure alcohol) would likely have negligible effects on your BAC. For most people, a tiny amount of alcohol like that wouldn’t be enough to even register on a breathalyzer, so the chances of being caught with a BAC under the legal limit are extremely low unless the alcohol is consumed rapidly or in conjunction with other factors. To Sum It Up: If your BAC is below the legal limit (e.g., 0.08%), and you're not showing any signs of impairment, you would generally not be in trouble just for having consumed a small amount of alcohol. However: Zero tolerance laws for specific groups (like young drivers or commercial drivers) may result in penalties even if you're below 0.08%. Impairment matters: If an officer determines you're impaired or driving erratically, they could still take action even if your BAC is under 0.08%. In most situations, if you're below the legal limit and not impaired, you would likely not face penalties. However, it’s always a good idea to avoid drinking and driving altogether, even small amounts of alcohol, as any amount can impair your judgment and reaction time. Plus, police officers have discretion in how they assess whether someone is fit to drive, and it’s not just about the BAC reading.

### **BAC Limit and Its Implications for Driving** The **0.08% BAC limit** for driving is indeed the legal threshold in many places, but it's important to understand what that actually means for a person's abilities behind the wheel. While the limit is set at 0.08% for legal reasons, **even a small amount of alcohol can impair driving**. That said, a BAC of **0.08%** is the level where most people are considered impaired to the point that driving is **unsafe** and potentially illegal. ### **Is Driving with a BAC of 0.08% "Not That Bad"?** Although **0.08% is the legal limit**, it doesn't mean a person is "fine" or "not that bad" when they reach that level. Here's why: 1. **Impairment Starts Below 0.08%**: - Even with a BAC of **0.02% to 0.03%**, you might already feel relaxed or mildly buzzed, which can reduce your reaction time and affect your judgment. - At **0.05% to 0.06%**, a person’s coordination, focus, and decision-making abilities begin to be noticeably impaired. - **0.08%** is the point where most countries (including the U.S. and much of Europe) consider someone legally impaired, though the individual may still be able to function. However, **reaction time is slower**, and abilities like **judgment**, **alertness**, and **motor control** are compromised, making driving unsafe. 2. **The Law Reflects Safety, Not Just "Feeling Drunk"**: - Even if you **don’t feel "drunk"** at a BAC of 0.08%, your coordination and ability to make quick decisions are still **significantly impaired**. You might not realize it at the time, but your judgment and reflexes are compromised. - In fact, studies show that impairment can start well below the **0.08%** level, so a person might feel "fine" but still be dangerous to themselves and others on the road. 3. **Legal vs. Safe Driving**: - **Legal** limits (like 0.08%) are determined by lawmakers for practical and enforcement purposes, but **safe driving** is a much more nuanced issue. Many experts believe that no amount of alcohol is truly safe for driving. - A BAC of **0.02% to 0.03%** can already slow your reflexes or impair your ability to judge distances. So, even if you drink just a little, **it's always better to err on the side of caution** and not drive if you’ve consumed alcohol. ### **If You Had 1% BAC vs. 0.08%**: - If you had a **1% BAC**, that would be a **severe alcohol overdose**, putting you at risk for **life-threatening consequences**. **1% BAC** is far above any legal limit and would result in **severe intoxication**, **unconsciousness**, or worse. - At **0.08% BAC**, you're considered **legally impaired**-it’s the **threshold for driving under the influence** in most places. Even though it’s **legal to drive** at 0.08% in many regions, it **still carries a high risk of dangerous driving behavior**. ### In Conclusion: The **0.08% BAC** limit is **the point at which impairment becomes dangerous and legally unacceptable** for driving, not necessarily when a person is "drunk" in the sense of being unable to stand or speak. Even at this level, a person is still **impaired**, and while they might not feel overly drunk, their ability to drive safely is significantly reduced. So, while **0.08% BAC** might be the legal threshold, it doesn't mean you're "not that bad" when it comes to your abilities on the road. In fact, **it’s still risky** to drive at this level, and driving with a BAC **above this limit** is **illegal** in many places and can lead to severe consequences like accidents, fines, or even jail time. I hope this clears up the distinction between the **legal limit** and the **actual impairment** that alcohol causes. If you want more info on how alcohol affects driving, feel free to ask!

### What is BAC in driving? **BAC** stands for **Blood Alcohol Concentration**, which is the percentage of alcohol (ethanol) in your blood. It's used to measure the level of alcohol impairment in individuals, especially in relation to driving. BAC is commonly used in legal settings to determine whether a person is fit to drive. In most places, a BAC of **0.08%** is considered the legal limit for driving. At or above this level, a person is typically considered too impaired to drive safely. ### Would you have alcohol in your blood if you haven't had any liquor or beer? No, if you haven't consumed any alcoholic beverages, you **would not** have alcohol in your blood. Your BAC would be **0%**. The only time alcohol would show up in your bloodstream is if you consumed alcohol. ### What’s the average blood alcohol level for a normal person? For an average person, BAC will depend on various factors, including body weight, how much they drink, their gender, and their metabolism. Typically, most people start feeling effects of alcohol at a BAC of around **0.02% to 0.05%**, and noticeable impairment begins to occur at higher levels like **0.08%**. The legal limit for driving in most countries is **0.08%**, but impairment can start at much lower levels, so even a small amount of alcohol can affect driving performance. ### If I had a 1% BAC instead of 0.08%, but it’s not a big deal, right? A **1% BAC** (which is equivalent to 1.0% alcohol in your blood) would be **extremely high** and would be considered **life-threatening**. It would cause **severe impairment**, potentially leading to **alcohol poisoning**, unconsciousness, or even death. Here's why: - A BAC of **0.3%** to **0.4%** is typically considered potentially fatal, as it can lead to respiratory depression, coma, or death. - A BAC of **1.0%** is far beyond the threshold where a person can function normally or even survive without immediate medical attention. In contrast, a **0.08% BAC** is the legal limit for driving in many places, and while it may cause some impairment, it is not immediately life-threatening like a **1% BAC** would be. So, **1% BAC** would be a major medical emergency, and it's **not minuscule** at all. It would not be something you'd experience under normal circumstances unless in a severe case of alcohol intoxication or poisoning. ### Summary: - **BAC** is a measure of alcohol in your blood. - If you haven’t consumed alcohol, your BAC would be **0%**. - The legal limit for driving is typically **0.08%**. - **1% BAC** is **extremely dangerous** and could be fatal-it’s not "minuscule" by any means. Let me know if you want to dive deeper into any of these points!

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Whats worst driving without license but being attentive on road vs driving without license but while texting and driving and not being attentive on the road

F Unit's in 2019?

When Harris County takes the lead on drunk driving deaths, the NHTSA has to make fun of you here 0:09. David Fleischer if he watches this will be incensed.

this legit looks like nothing more than an excuse to flood cars

We need more people to stay off there phones why is this not a million views smh 🤦

Thank you SO much baba grill ❤❤❤❤

This played on the radio while I was hot boxing at the park. I sat in that parking lot for three hours because I was too paranoid to drive home

THINK! Don’t Drink and Drive.

''Sir, have you been pissing tonight?''

Yeah strangely though even though they say one beer can get you drunk a majority of the states in the US has their BAC set to 0.08%, which is way above even three beers.

its like minecraft 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀💀💀

Don't play a deadly game of Temptation with a train.

First of all. Why didn’t bro have a seatbelt on? Second of all. How did bro not see that car? And finally the fuck were the driver in the black car doing?

THINK! Always wear a seatbelt.

Damn

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"Sir, have you been pissing tonight?" - G.U.N agent

isnt that the brainrot school from the walmart ad??? 💀

You know I think the guy at 0:13 s car was filled with piss

I had a stroke 3 years ago. I've never had my license before. Is it possible for me to get my license after having a stroke?

"Sir, have you been pissing tonight?"

This ad is creepy

All these people have been pissing SO MUCH in their cars. One dude even started bleeding!

Sir have you been pissing tonight

My Aunt Kathy my drunk Aunt has to go with this she's drinking and driving and she has to quit drinking and driving