When faced with a friend who is trying to drive under the influence: ✗ a. make sure a sober driver follows your friend home ✗ b. it's always safe with a bac under .08% ✗ c. both a and b ✗ d. neither a nor b?

if a friend is trying to drive under the influence you need to get the help from a responsible adult. a) make sure a sober driver follows you friend home. that is not true because it will not help them recover from DUI. b) it's always safe with a blood alcohol content(B.A.C) under .08%. that is not true either because no amount of alcohol in the blood is safe when driving. c) both a and b. neither of them are true because neither of them will help your friend at all. d) neither a nor b. this is true because the only way to recover from DUI is to get help or sleep it off (usually 24 hours is recommended).

d) neither a nor b is your correct answer.

The correct answer would be D. neither a nor b

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is not safe at all and you should not drive. In that case above, the sober driver should drive you home, not just following. Even though, the legal limit for operating a motor vehicle .08% BAC (blood alcohol concentration) but a smaller amount of alcohol still impact your driving.  At a BAC of .08, you might not be able to control the speed of the vehicle and your reaction time and vision can also be poor.

It is difficult to assess how much alcohol puts you above the legal limit. Many factors such as medication, weight, gender, body type, and food intake can affect your ability to pass a blood alcohol test. So the best and the safest way is not drinking at all.

Here some tips to reduce the risk of driving under the influence:

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