What is the illegal blood alcohol concentration level for all drivers regardless of age or vehicle type?

The legal threshold for blood alcohol concentration (BAC) that is considered illegal for all drivers in Nebraska, regardless of age or vehicle type, is .08%. This level indicates that a driver is impaired and poses a risk to themselves and others on the road. The .08% BAC limit is consistent with many states across the U.S. and has been established as a standard for determining intoxication.

For drivers under the age of 21 or those operating commercial vehicles, there are stricter limits, but for the general adult population, .08% represents the point at which legal impairment is recognized. Understanding this limit is critical for safe driving practices and to help prevent accidents related to alcohol consumption.