What is the maximum blood alcohol level allowed for someone in the GDL program?

In Nova Scotia, individuals who are part of the Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) program are required to maintain a zero blood alcohol level while operating a vehicle. This is to ensure the safety of new drivers who may still be developing their skills and experience on the road. A zero blood alcohol level minimizes any impairment, safeguarding both the driver and other road users.

The other options represent permissible blood alcohol levels for fully licensed drivers in Nova Scotia, where limits are recognized to allow for some level of alcohol consumption. However, for GDL drivers, the strict rule is zero tolerance, reinforcing the province's commitment to preventing impaired driving and promoting responsible driving practices among novice drivers.