What does AC stand for?

Alcohol Concentration

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Blood alcohol concentration is the amount of alcohol present in a 100 milliliter (ml) volume of blood.

The Differences Between Allowed Alcohol Levels Across Canada

5 percent of drivers had a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .

Survey Shows Steady Decline in Drunk Driving

All 50 states and the District of Columbia have adopted a blood alcohol concentration of 0.

Study finds decline in alcohol use by drivers

Ignition interlocks test the driver's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) and prevent the vehicle from starting unless the BAC is below a prescribed threshold.

Maine adopts ignition interlocks

BMA Welsh Secretary, Dr Richard Lewis said: "We believe that a further reduction in blood alcohol concentrations will prevent deaths and reduce the number of lives ruined by drinking drivers.

WALES: Call for lower alcohol limit

Dr Richard Lewis, Welsh secretary of the BMA, said: "We believe a further reduction in blood alcohol concentrations will prevent deaths and reduce the number of lives ruined by drinking drivers.

Lives will be saved by a cut to drink limit

Gullifa refused to take a breath test to determine her blood alcohol concentration.

Counselor cleared of DUI

Safety chiefs want to slash the current blood alcohol concentration limit from 80mg of alcohol to 100ml of blood to 20mg of alcohol.

367 deaths on Irish roads 2006.. just FOUR HOURS into 2007the carnage ...