From Sections 2 and 9 of the Georgia Motorcycle Operators Manual

Georgia Motorcycle Alcohol, Drugs and Fitness Practice Test

BAC, Georgia DUI penalties, fatigue and weather.

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On a hot afternoon ride, your hands get slippery with sweat on the grips. What should you do?

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Alcohol, Other Drugs and Riding
A typical drink holds about half an ounce of alcohol: about what is in one shot of distilled spirits, one 5-ounce glass of wine or one 12-ounce beer. p. 19
What Affects My Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?
An adult with a BAC of 0.08% or more is considered intoxicated in all states, but impairment starts with the first drink, and you can be impaired and convicted below .08. p. 19
Second Offense within Five Years of First Offense
A second Georgia DUI within five years: at least 72 hours in jail (possibly 90 days to a year), a fine, an 18-month license suspension, at least 30 days of community service, 12 months of probation, the risk reduction program, a mandatory clinical evaluation and a reinstatement fee. p. 19
Don’t Drink or Don’t Ride
The safest choice is not to drink and ride, since drinking weakens judgment and your ability to say no. p. 19
Other Impairing Drugs and Riding
Many prescription, over-the-counter and illegal drugs can affect your riding; if you are unsure, ask your doctor or pharmacist about side effects, and never drink alcohol while taking other drugs, which can multiply its effects or add their own and cause serious health problems, even death. p. 19
All Offenses of Georgia Impaired Driving Laws
In Georgia the DUI BAC level is .02 for persons under 21 and .08 for adults; drivers 15 to 21 convicted of impaired driving must also wait 12 months longer for their graduated license. p. 20

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