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What is the Legal Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Limit?
Sep 19, 2012
DUI Defense Lawyers Serving Orlando; What is the legal BAC limit? In Orlando, drivers are subject to Florida state law which governs the maximum allowable limit for the percentage of alcohol contained in the bloodstream while someone is operating a motor vehicle. This is most commonly referred to as Blood Alcohol Content or BAC, and it can be accurately measured through breath, urine, or blood testing. The legal limit which is used to determine whether or not a driver is charged with DUI is 0.0
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