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Will I lose my license for Underage Drinking & Driving?

VC 23136: Underage Zero Tolerance Law

VC 23136 makes it illegal for drivers under 21 to operate a vehicle with a BAC of 0.01% or higher. This is California’s strict “zero-tolerance” policy for underage drinking and driving.

Penalties in Monterey County

Penalties for violating VC 23136 include:

  • Administrative License Suspension: A one-year suspension by the DMV.
  • Fines: Typically no court fines, but administrative costs for license reinstatement can apply.
  • DUI School: Attendance in an alcohol education program may be required by the DMV.

Monterey County Specifics

Monterey County actively enforces this law, especially near schools, universities, and events where underage drinking is prevalent.

Message From Attorney Chris Cain

If you’re under 21 and cited under VC 23136, don’t ignore it. Losing your license for a year can significantly impact your life. Contact my office for a consultation, and I’ll help you navigate your options.

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