The BAC standards and penalties for commercial drivers are:
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Equally tough.
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Softer.
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Not applied to truck drivers with 15+ years driving experience.
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Tougher.
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Explanation
The BAC standards and penalties for commercial drivers are significantly stricter than those for drivers with other licenses. It is illegal to operate a commercial vehicle if your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is .04% or higher.
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