Zero tolerance law
Also known as: zero-tolerance law, under-21 alcohol law
A law that sets a zero blood-alcohol-concentration limit for drivers under age 21. In Oregon the under-21 chemical-test threshold is **0.00 percent**: any measurable alcohol triggers license suspension and the consequences attached to a DUII conviction.
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