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The best and most modern medical thinking \%Aa the effect that just about everyone's ability to drive becomjeSaangerously impaired when he has a blood alcohol level of .05 percent of alcohol by weight. Medical authority further states that no one can drive safely with a concentration of . 10 and above.
Consider an average drink to constitute one ounce of 100-proof whiskey, gin or vodka or one can of beer and the average person to weigh 160 pounds. The larger person, the slower the alcohol level rises and, conversely, the smaller he is, the faster it rises.
The figures below give an indication as to how many drinks it takes to attain various levels and the effect on the individual at them. The alcohol amounts referred to represent alcohol in the system at the time of testing, for the individual eliminates alcohol at the average rate of .015 percent an hour.
66.8%