Hawaii SB1403 modifies the legal definition of "under the influence" and related offenses concerning alcohol and drug impairment while operating a.
Hawaii SB1403 amends the state's statutes to redefine "under the influence" of alcohol or drugs while operating a vehicle. It specifies that a person is considered under the influence if they have a certain amount of alcohol in their blood or breath, or if they are affected by any drug that impairs their driving ability. The bill also adjusts the legal thresholds for alcohol concentration in blood and breath, lowering the limit from .08 to.05 grams per 100 milliliters of blood or 210 liters of breath.
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