)* اليابان* أوروغواي (0.00% for truck/taxi/bus drivers)* روسيا (since September 2013); 0.04%* ليتوانيا (0.00% for car drivers in their first two years after gaining a driving license, motorcycle and truck drivers); 0.05%* الأرجنتين (0.02% for motorbikes, 0.00% for truck/taxi/bus drivers)* أستراليا (0.00% for Australian Capital Territory learner, provisional and convicted DUI drivers (changed down from 0.02% on December 1, 2010), 0.02% for truck/bus/taxi, 0.00% for learner drivers, provisional/probationary drivers (regardless of age), truck and bus drivers, driving instructors and DUI drivers in all other states)* النمسا - no limit for pedestrians; 0.08% for cycling; 0.05% generally for cars <7,5 t (driving licence B) and motorbikes (A); but 0,01% during learning (for driver and teacher or L17-assistant), during probation period (at least the first 2 years) or up to the age of 20 (A1, AM, L17, F), trucks (C >7,5 t), bus (D), drivers of taxi and public transport* البوسنة والهرسك* كندا: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, نيوفاوندلاند واللابرادور, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick—provincial offence* كرواتيا—professional drivers, driving instructors and drivers of the إجازة سياقة C1, C1+E, C, C+E, D, D+E and H; the limit for other drivers is 0.50 mg/g, but they do get an additional separate fine if they cause an accident while having a blood alcohol level between 0 and 0,50 mg/g* فنلندا* فرنسا (0.025% for bus drivers)* ألمانيا (0.0‰ for learner drivers, all drivers 18–21 and newly licensed drivers of any age for first two years of licence; also, if the BAC exceeds 0.3‰, driving is illegal if the driver is showing changes in behavior (""Relative Fahruntüchtigkeit""))* هونغ كونغ* جمهورية أيرلندا (0.02% for learner drivers and professional drivers)* إيطاليا (0.00% for drivers in their first three years after gaining a driving license)* لاتفيا (0.02% for drivers in their first two years after gaining a driving license)* جمهورية مقدونيا (0.00% for drivers in their first two years after gaining a driving license)* هولندا (0.02% for drivers in their first five years after gaining a driving license)* New Zealand (for drivers over 20, from December 1 2014.
)* Serbia* Japan* Uruguay (0.00% for truck/taxi/bus drivers)* Russia (since September 2013); 0.04%* Lithuania (0.00% for car drivers in their first two years after gaining a driving license, motorcycle and truck drivers)* Mexico; 0.05%* Argentina (0.02% for motorbikes, 0.00% for truck, taxi, and bus drivers)* Australia (0.00% for Australian Capital Territory learner, provisional and convicted DUI drivers (changed down from 0.02% on December 1, 2010), 0.02% for truck/bus/taxi, 0.00% for learner drivers, provisional/probationary drivers (regardless of age), truck and bus drivers, driving instructors and DUI drivers in all other states)* Austria - no limit for pedestrians; 0.08% for cycling; 0.05% generally for cars <7,5 t (driving licence B) and motorbikes (A); but 0,01% during learning (for driver and teacher or L17-assistant), during probation period (at least the first 2 years) or up to the age of 20 (A1, AM, L17, F), trucks (C >7,5 t), bus (D), drivers of taxi and public transport* Belgium* Bosnia and Herzegovina* Bulgaria* Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Manitoba, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick—provincial offence* Costa Rica* Croatia—professional drivers, driving instructors and drivers of the vehicle categories C1, C1+E, C, C+E, D, D+E and H; the limit for other drivers is 0.50 mg/g, but they do get an additional separate fine if they cause an accident while having a blood alcohol level between 0 and 0,50 mg/g* Denmark* Finland* France (0.025% for bus drivers)* Germany (0.0‰ for learner drivers, all drivers 18–21 and newly licensed drivers of any age for first two years of licence; also, if the BAC exceeds 0.3‰, driving is illegal if the driver is showing changes in behavior (""Relative Fahruntüchtigkeit""))* Greece* Hong Kong* Iceland* Ireland (0.02% for learner drivers and professional drivers)* Israel 24 mg per 100 ml (0.024%) of breath (penalties only apply above 26 mg per 100 ml (0.026%) of breath due to lawsuits about sensitivity of devices used).