Can You Explain What Prohibited Alcohol Concentration is in Wisconsin?

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Question: Can You Explain What Prohibited Alcohol Concentration is in Wisconsin?

Answer: In Wisconsin with a drunk driving case, generally speaking, most people will get two citations: one is for operating under the influence and the other is for operating with a prohibited alcohol concentration. That simply means that you blew or tested over the prohibited level in Wisconsin; that is a .08 for first through third offenses and .02 for fourth offenses and higher.