Above 0.08% breath alcohol level a boater is considered "under the influence" in Florida.
Boating Under the Influence
- Accidents and fatalities involving boats often include alcohol.
- According to Florida law, a person is deemed to be "under the influence" if their breath alcohol level is 0.08 or greater, or if they are under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs to the point where it affects their ability to function normally.
- A person who is found guilty of Boating Under the Influence is sentenced to a term of monthly probation, has their boating privileges taken away from them, must take a court-mandated substance abuse course, complete a boating safety education course, and complete a Violator boating safety course.
- In addition to the first fine, the offender is additionally liable for all expenses paid for fulfilling these obligations.
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