True or False: A person with a BAC of .08 can legally drive in most states.

In most states, a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level of .08 is considered the legal limit for intoxication while driving for individuals aged 21 and over. If a driver has a BAC at or above this level, they can be legally charged with driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while intoxicated (DWI). This standard is enforced to enhance road safety and reduce the risks associated with impaired driving.

Given that the statement claims a person with a BAC of .08 can legally drive in most states, the correct response is that this statement is false. Driving with a BAC of .08 not only violates the law but also significantly impairs one's ability to operate a vehicle safely, leading to increased risks of accidents.

While there may be specific circumstances where a permit or underage drivers might have different regulations, or where commercial vehicle drivers might operate under stricter limits, the general rule is that a BAC of .08 is illegal for the vast majority of drivers in most states.