Definitions

Definitions as used in this Article include:

(a)“Zero Tolerance” for Alcohol means a Blood Alcohol Content

(BAC)of 0.02 percent or less while driving. Although an alcohol free driver is desirable, 0.02% BAC is the accepted level required by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to account for certain medical conditions, such as certain forms of diabetes mellitus in which the bodies of some individuals afflicted with this disease may naturally produce small quantities of alcohol during the metabolism of carbohydrates.

(b)“BAC” means Blood Alcohol Content.

(c)“Driver’s Education” means a course of instruction approved by the Director of the Department of Revenue and Taxation for the purpose of providing prospective licensed drivers with a general knowledge of traffic laws, motor vehicle safety and safe operation of a motor vehicle.