What is the BrAC level that indicates operation under the influence in Maine for individuals under 21?

In Maine, individuals under 21 are subject to a zero-tolerance policy regarding alcohol consumption while operating a vehicle. This means that any detectable level of alcohol in their system is grounds for being charged with operating under the influence (OUI). The rationale behind this policy is to prevent underage drinking and driving, which poses significant risks to both the young drivers and public safety.

For individuals over the age of 21, the legal limit is higher, typically set at 0.08 grams of alcohol per deciliter of blood; however, underage drivers face stricter regulations. This reflects the state's commitment to reducing the risks associated with alcohol consumption in younger populations, promoting safer driving habits from an early age.