Minnesota Permit Practice Test

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What BAC level is classified as a gross misdemeanor?

The correct answer is: .20

In Minnesota, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level of .20 or higher is classified as a gross misdemeanor. This threshold reflects a significant level of impairment, indicating that an individual is considerably over the legal limit for driving under the influence. The classification of .20 as a gross misdemeanor carries heavier penalties, including potential jail time, fines, and increased consequences for driving privileges. Levels lower than .20 may still result in misdemeanors and other legal repercussions, but reaching .20 is indicative of serious intoxication. Understanding this classification is critical for recognizing the legal implications of driving with a high BAC in Minnesota.