What is the legal blood alcohol limit for fully licensed drivers in BC?

In British Columbia, the legal blood alcohol limit for fully licensed drivers is set at 0.05%. This means that if a driver's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is at or above this percentage, they may face penalties such as fines, license suspensions, and other legal consequences. This limit reflects a focus on promoting road safety and reducing the number of impaired driving incidents. Within the framework of graduated licensing, new drivers and certain other conditions may impose stricter limits, but for fully licensed drivers, 0.05% is the threshold defining legal driving. Understanding this limit is crucial for responsible driving and ensuring the safety of all road users.