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Topic	why is it we can get in legal trouble for driving under the influence
pistachio12 08/16/20 11:06:09 PM #17:	Ryan__Leaf posted... A dose of cough medicine can cause you to blow about .02. The .08 limit in most states (I think all 50 now actually) is very, very fair and doesn't take much to reach or surpass. You're proving the point here. If you're taking enough cough syrup to raise your BAC that much, you shouldn't be driving anyway. In fact, if you're taking any type of medication that impacts your ability to operate a vehicle, you shouldn't be driving. And from what I read, you would need 12 teaspoons of cough syrup to get a BAC of 0.12. That's a lot of cough syrup. <cite>pistachio12 posted [p:943471587] in why is it ... [t:78916249]...</cite> <quote>Ryan__Leaf posted... </cite> <quote>A dose of cough medicine can cause you to blow about .02. The .08 limit in most states (I think all 50 now actually) is very, very fair and doesn't take much to reach or surpass.</quote> You're proving the point here. If you're taking enough cough syrup to raise your BAC that much, you shouldn't be driving anyway. In fact, if you're taking any type of medication that impacts your ability to operate a vehicle, you shouldn't be driving. And from what I read, you would need 12 teaspoons of cough syrup to get a BAC of 0.12. That's a lot of cough syrup. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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