What is the minimum age at which a driver can have a BAC limit of less than 0.02% in Missouri?

In Missouri, individuals under the age of 21 are subject to stricter regulations regarding blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limits. Specifically, the law states that any individual under 21 years of age may be charged with a violation even if their BAC is as low as 0.02%. Therefore, the minimum age at which a driver can legally have a BAC limit of less than 0.02% is indeed 21 years. This is part of Missouri's efforts to discourage underage drinking and promote road safety.

Drivers who are 21 years old and above are allowed the standard legal limit of 0.08% BAC. Understanding this regulation helps reinforce the importance of responsible drinking and adherence to laws aimed at protecting public safety.