📊 Current BAC
Your Current BAC shows your estimated blood alcohol concentration right now, displayed in promille (‰) or as a percentage. This reflects how much alcohol is in your bloodstream and is used to assess impairment.
🚔 Legal limit
In the UAE, the alcohol limit is 0.0 ‰ — full zero tolerance for every driver, with no novice/professional/general tier. Any detected amount triggers a minimum AED 20,000 fine, 23 black points, 60-day licence suspension, and — in aggravated cases — jail up to 6 months and possible deportation for expats.
🧪 Elimination rate
Your body metabolises alcohol at a steady rate — typically ~0.15 ‰ per hour. Nothing — not coffee, not a cold shower, not exercise — speeds this up.
🍺 Standard Drinks
One UAE-equivalent standard drink ≈ 10g of pure alcohol — equivalent to a 100ml glass of wine at 12%, a 330ml beer at 5%, or a 30ml shot at 40%.
🧴 Pure Alcohol
This is the total amount of pure alcohol (ethanol) your body has absorbed, in grams. Useful for comparing against weekly limits — WHO recommends no more than 10 standard drinks per week.
⏱ Time vs. Sobriety Table
The table lists how your BAC is expected to change with each hour passed — and when a Start time of drinking is provided, it aligns these estimates with the exact time of day you began drinking. Particularly useful for the morning-after check: in the UAE, residual alcohol from the night before still counts.
📈 Sobriety Over Time Graph
A visual line chart plotting your estimated BAC decline over hours. It helps you see when your BAC reaches 0.0 ‰ — the only safe value for driving in the UAE.
😵 How Alcohol Affects You
This reference table shows ranges of BAC and typical effects on your body and behaviour — from mild alertness changes to severe impairment.
⏰ Legal limit reached in / Sober in / Peak BAC
These summaries give quick key estimates:
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Legal limit reached in: in the UAE this is the same as "Sober in" since the limit is 0.0 ‰.
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Sober in: total time until BAC reaches ~0.00 ‰.
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Peak BAC: the highest BAC value recorded in the session.