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Breath Test 92 Blood Test 79, Count as Drunk Driving or DUI?

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LeQuinn

07/29/25 8:13am

Breath Test 92 Blood Test 79 counts as drunk driving. The principle of not driving after drinking: Normally, the human body can metabolize about 10 to 15 grams of alcohol per hour. A pound of liquor is 500 grams, with an alcohol content of approximately 200 grams. At a rate of metabolizing 10 grams of alcohol per hour, it would take at least 20 hours. To be on the safe side, and because the body contains a large amount of alcohol, reaction times are impaired. Forcing oneself to drive under these conditions can easily lead to traffic hazards or accidents. Penalties for drunk driving: In 2021, if caught driving under the influence, one will have 12 points deducted from their license, face a downgrade, have their vehicle impounded for six months, and be fined. For repeat offenders, there will be up to ten days of detention, fines, revocation of the driver's license, and a two-year ban from obtaining a new one. If driving a commercial vehicle under the influence, the penalty is 15 days of detention, fines, revocation of the driver's license, and a five-year ban from obtaining a new one. If a major traffic accident occurs due to drunk driving, constituting a crime, the driver will be banned from driving for life.

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McJordan

08/12/25 11:25am

This sounds familiar, I've encountered a similar situation before. A blood alcohol level of 79 is below the standard threshold of 80, so it's definitely drunk driving (DUI) but not severe drunk driving (DWI). The breathalyzer reading of 92 might be slightly high because breath tests can be affected by mouth moisture or device errors. Ultimately, law enforcement relies more on blood tests for accuracy. Penalties for drunk driving usually involve fines and demerit points, which aren't too severe, but it's still better not to take chances. With over ten years of driving experience, I've seen too many people get into trouble because of a little alcohol. My advice is to wait at least two hours after drinking before driving, or simply use a ride-hailing app for peace of mind. Road safety starts with paying attention to details. By reminding each other and forming good habits, we can reduce accidents. Staying alert on the road is the most important thing.

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