Nevada & Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)

Illegal Per Se “Illegal per se” means that the operation of a vehicle by a person with a blood alcohol content (BAC) at or above the legally defined threshold constitutes an offense of impaired driving in and of itself. Nevada’s blood alcohol limit is .08 and .04 for commercial drivers. Note that these limits are only guides. Drivers can be arrested and convicted for DUI with a lower BAC reading or for driving under the influence of controlled or prohibited substances.

After your First Offense you will be required to complete an 8 Hour, Level 1 DUI Course, approved and licensed by the State of Nevada. Some Nevada DUI Course Providers provide Online DUI school, which makes it much easier for taking the course.

(NRS 484C.110)

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