It is safe to drive as long as your BAC is at or below:

The safest level of blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for driving is 0.00. This indicates that there is no alcohol in your system at all, which eliminates any risk associated with impaired judgment, coordination, and reaction times that can be caused by even small amounts of alcohol.

Driving with a BAC of 0.00 ensures that you are in full control of your vehicle and can respond effectively to sudden changes in traffic conditions or emergencies. Many jurisdictions recognize 0.00 BAC as the standard for safe driving, particularly for inexperienced drivers, underage drivers, or those with certain conditions.

While some levels of BAC, such as 0.05 or 0.08, may be legally acceptable in certain areas for mature, experienced drivers, they still come with increased risks. The effects of alcohol can vary based on numerous factors, including body weight, food consumption, and individual tolerance levels. Thus, maintaining a BAC of 0.00 is the most effective way to ensure your safety and the safety of others on the road.