What is the consequence of reaching a blood alcohol level over 0.00% for a G2 driver?

A G2 driver in Ontario is subject to a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to blood alcohol concentration (BAC), meaning that any measurable level of alcohol in their system, including a BAC over 0.00%, results in legal consequences. This is part of the graduated licensing system designed to promote road safety among new drivers.

When a G2 driver is found to have a BAC over 0.00%, they can face immediate penalties such as fines, license suspension, or other sanctions which could impact their ability to drive legally. The rationale behind this strict rule is to reduce the risk of impaired driving, especially among novice drivers who are still gaining experience on the road.

Options that suggest a warning, no consequences as long as there isn’t an accident, or the ability to drive with passengers do not align with the legal framework governing G2 drivers. These options overlook the seriousness of driving under the influence, which poses risks not only to the driver but to other road users as well.