Ah, the infamous mid-range drink driving charge in Queensland—it's the legal equivalent of being caught somewhere between 'I had one too many' and 'I'm a full-blown lush.' Specifically, it covers a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) between 0.08% and 0.149%. If your BAC falls within this range, you're in for harsher penalties than the low-range offenders, including steeper fines, licence suspensions, and even possible jail time.
Fines can reach over a few thousand dollars, and licence disqualifications typically last several months. Convictions also mean a criminal record, which could ruin your day more than a hangover. For exact details, the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads is your go-to, or check ServiceCentral for up-to-date penalty info.
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