From chapters 4 and 5 of the California Motorcycle Handbook

California Motorcycle Alcohol, Fatigue and the Law Practice Test

BAC limits, fatigue, crash reports and police stops.

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On an off-highway ride, the trail ahead crosses a soft, wet meadow. What should you do?

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Get a DUI – Lose Your License!
The handbook's BAC table estimates blood alcohol by number of drinks, sex and body weight (subtract 0.01 percent for each 40 minutes of drinking). p. 42
Alcohol and the Law
In California it is illegal for anyone under 21 to ride with a BAC of 0.01 percent or more (zero tolerance), and for anyone 21 or older to ride at 0.08 percent or more (0.04 percent for commercial drivers). How sober you look or act doesn't matter: a breath or blood test decides. p. 43
Motorcycle Insurance Facts
California's financial responsibility laws apply to motorcycle owners and riders. p. 44
Evading a Peace Officer
In California, willfully fleeing or trying to evade a peace officer is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in county jail. p. 44

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