How Much Can I Drink And Drive Calculator?

The legal limit for blood alcohol content (BAC) in most states is.08 percent. This means that if you're over the limit, you could face serious consequences, including jail time and fines. Also, in Colorado, if you are above .049, you will be prosecuted for DWAI.

Enter your drinks, weight, height, period of consumption and alcohol concentration (proof/2).

If you're planning to go out drinking with friends, make sure you know how much alcohol you'll consume beforehand. You can use our free online DUI calculator, which will help you determine whether you're safe to drive after consuming different amounts of alcohol.

Click Calculate.

This calculator uses the latest research to provide accurate estimates of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) levels at various times after drinking. It also provides an estimate of when you should no longer be able to safely operate a motor vehicle.

Print your results after taking a screen shot.

You can print results by clicking on the 'Calculate Your BAC%' after following the link below below and entering the information. Take a screen shot if you wish to print the results

Remember your driving ability may not be impaired to the slightest degree.

If you're planning to drive after drinking, make sure you plan ahead. Take a few minutes to think about what you will do when you arrive at your destination. Make sure you have enough money to pay for gas, food, parking, tolls, etc. Also, consider calling a cab or using Uber instead of driving yourself.

Click 'Calculate Your BAC%' to see how many drinks it takes to get over.049 grams of alcohol/100 ml. of blood or corresponding breath result.

You should also keep in mind that there are other factors that affect whether you can safely operate a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. These include your age, weight, gender, medical condition, medications, and more.

Free BAC

Home