Does resting in a car after drinking count as drunk driving?
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Resting in a car after drinking does not count as drunk driving. Below are specific details about drunk driving in vehicles: Criteria for drunk driving: Determining drunk driving depends on the blood alcohol content, which is related to the amount of alcohol consumed and the body's ability to metabolize it. According to relevant regulations, a blood alcohol content of 20mg/100ml or higher is considered drunk driving, while 80mg/100ml or higher is classified as severe drunk driving. Penalties: The penalty includes a temporary suspension of the motor vehicle driver's license for 6 months and a fine.