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Drink Driving Rules Vary
Significantly By Country
Check Before You
Travel.
We'll look at the various drinking and driving laws of different
countries as well as some of the penalties associated with
breaking them in this blog post.
You risk a fine of up to $11,000
AUD and/or nine months in jail if
you're discovered driving with a
BAC above the allowed level.
In the United Kingdom, it is unlawful to drive with a blood
alcohol concentration of more than 0.08%.
You may face up to six months in
prison and/or an infinite fine if you
are discovered driving with a BAC
above this threshold.
Your driver's license will be suspended as well.
In the United States, the
legal BAC limit is 0.08%.
If you are caught driving with a BAC greater than 0.08 percent, you
may be fined up to $5,000 and/or imprisoned for up to one year.
In China, the legal BAC limit is
0.02%.
If you are discovered driving with a BAC higher than this rate,
you will face fines of up to 2000 RMB and/or imprisonment
for three months.
If your BAC is 0.02 percent or
more, you will be fined 2000000
VND and/or jailed for three
months if you are caught driving in
Vietnam.
As a result of your violation, your driver's license may be
suspended.
Your driver's license may also
be suspended as a
consequence.
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<p>Drink driving laws vary from country to country. Some places have very strict rules about how much alcohol they can consume before getting behind the wheel, while others are a bit more relaxed</p>