What is the penalty if an underage driver is caught driving with a blood alcohol concentration of .02%?

An underage driver caught operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration of .02% faces the penalty of a license suspension. In Pennsylvania, the law is particularly strict regarding underage drinking and driving to discourage such behavior and promote roadway safety. A blood alcohol concentration of .02% is significant enough to indicate impairment, especially for drivers under 21, who are subject to a zero-tolerance policy for drinking and driving. Therefore, the consequence of having a license suspended serves both as a punitive measure and as a deterrent to prevent future offenses, reinforcing the importance of sober driving among all motorists, especially young and inexperienced drivers.