According to the New Jersey Driver Manual, if a driver has a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.15%, he or she is times as likely to cause an accident.

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Explanation:

New Jersey is very strict towards its drinking and driving rule. A field sobriety test is conducted to determine the blood alcohol concentration. The minimal allowable blood alcohol concentration limit for driving is 0.08% which means 0.08 grams in 100 ml of blood applicable on all people of age 21 and above

BAC higher than 0.1% leads to suspension of driving license as a person drunk upto this level can lead to accidents. However a person with BAC upto 0.15% is considered as guilty of crime as such people have a probability of causing accidents 25 times higher than in the normal cases.

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