Alcohol in your country?

[Drewersville]

alcohol is totally not regulated people of all ages drink whisky is preferred
drunk driving is totally legal as long as people do not cause injury to people

[Esslonidton]

If so, how is alcohol in your nation regulated?: The drinking age is 17.

How is drunk driving regulated in your country?:
It is illegal, punishable by an unlimited fine, or, for repeat offenders, up to one month in prison.
What is the amount of alcohol in a person's system to be classified as above the legal limit of alcohol while driving?:
80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood or 35 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath.
How much time does a drunkard get sentenced if caught drunk driving?: Mostly they don't get any prison time, but if they do (for repeat offenders), it's a maximum of one month.

[Guild Commonwealth]

If so, how is alcohol in your nation regulated?
(Not heavily regulated)

How is drunk driving regulated in your country? What is the amount of alcohol in a person's system to be classified as above the legal limit of alcohol while driving?
0.08 is the legal limit for those classified as live-action humans (Optical Basic Type 1). But limits differ greatly between species, Optical Class and Type.

How much time does a drunkard get sentenced if caught drunk driving?
(12 years)

[Najairadarethu]

If so, how is alcohol in your nation regulated?

Self-regulated as long as you can only harm yourself, while harming others includes wasting other people's resources (why it is legal to be fired at work for drinking, for example).



How is drunk driving regulated in your country? What is the amount of alcohol in a person's system to be classified as above the legal limit of alcohol while driving?

0.3 permille is the legal limit, see above for further understanding.



How much time does a drunkard get sentenced if caught drunk driving?

That depends on the consequences and the circumstances. The sentence for cautious driving without harming anyone when you're slightly abive the legal limit is a fine, while killing someone by reckless driving with 2.0 permille used to be punishable by death before most states abolished it.