It is not worth risking your life. Keep an eye on your friends when they're drinking. Drinking and Driving In Colorado, you may drink alcoholic beverages if you are 21 years of age or older. Alcohol is prohibited on campus except at state licensed or campus events with an alcohol permit, or by residence hall students 21 years of age or older as allowed by residence hall policy. Minor in Possession.
Penalties increase for each additional offense.
DWAI, which in Colorado is defined as being less able to drive safely to even the slightest degree because of alcohol, carries a mandatory minimum two-day jail sentence that can go up to 180 days, a mandatory public service program, and a fine. DUI, which in Colorado is defined as being incapable of safely driving because of alcohol consumption, carries a mandatory minimum five-day jail sentence that can go up to one year, a mandatory public service program, and a fine, even for the first offense. In addition, if your blood or breath test shows your alcohol level to be .10 or more, your driver's license will be revoked for three months. If you refuse to take a blood or breath test, you will lose your license for one year. Penalties for DUI and license revocation increase dramatically for subsequent offenses.