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0.0000 %BAC

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BAC Levels

How your BAC effects you

BAC levels under 0.02 would indicate no obvious side effects of alcohol consumption.

You are showing signs of slight euphoria, relaxation and reduced shyness - but no lack of co-ordination or attention.

Your alcohol level may cause exaggerated behaviour, impairment of judgement and reduced memory. Sensations of warmth and relaxation are likely at this point.

Slight impairment of speech, balance, vision and reaction time. At this point your judgement of self-control and reasoning is reduced.

You will experience significant impairment of motor coordination and lack of judgement. Your reaction time, balance & hearing will be impaired - as well as slurred speech.

You’ll experience major motor impairment and lack of physical control, with blurred vision and significant loss of balance.

Nausea will likely take effect at this point. The drinker will likely have the appearance of a sloppy drunk.

You may experience total mental confusion and need assistance with walking. Blackouts are possible alongside nausea and vomiting.

During this level of intoxication, you will likely suffer alcohol poisoning and potentially lose consciousness.

At this BAC level you may fall into a coma, or possible death due to respiratory arrest. This is a potentially fatal level of alcohol intake.

Standard Drinks

Recommended weekly limits

14
Male
14
Female
13.45g Alc. =
1 Standard Drink
CCSA [Source]
Drive Limits (BAC)

Regional details for Canada

Regional
Areas
Canada
Standard
Legal
BAC %
Zero
Tolerance
BAC %
Warn
Range
BAC %
Alberta .08.00.05 to .079
British Columbia .08.00.05 to .079
Manitoba .08.00.05 to .079
New Brunswick .08.00.05 to .079
Newfoundland and Labrador .08.00.05 to .079
Northwest Territories .08.00.05 to .079
Nova Scotia .08.00.05 to .079
Nunavut .08.00.05 to .079
Ontario .08.00.05 to .079
Prince Edward Island .08.00.05 to .079
Quebec .08.00.05 to .079
Saskatchewan .08.00.04 to .079
Yukon .08.00.05 to .079

BAC limits are used to determine if a person can legally drive. The standard BAC limit sets a specific percentage above which a person can face charges while driving in most countries.

Disclaimer

This BAC calculator is for entertainment purposes only. There are many variables that mean this tool cannot fully determine your BAC level, and therefore whether an individual is able to lawfully drive a vehicle. We strongly suggest that if you have any alcohol in your body: do not drive.

By using this tool, you acknowledge that any information presented may contain inaccuracies or errors and we expressly exclude liability for any such inaccuracies or errors to the fullest extent permitted by law.

This tool employs a basic version of the Widmark Formula, which can be found below. The variables used in the formula can be expressed as; A = liquid ounces of alcohol consumed, W = your weight in pounds, r = a sex constant (.73 for men and .66 for women) and H = hours since your first drink.

Widmark Formula

%BAC = (A x 5.14 / (W x r)) - .015 x H