In Queensland if you are caught drink driving you will be provided with a summons to appear in the Magistrates Court closest to where the offence was committed. The penalties will be decided by the Magistrate and will include a fine and disqualification, or a term of imprisonment. The severity of the penalty will depend on your breath or blood alcohol concentration at the time of your offence, your past traffic history, and any previous drink driving convictions. In Queensland there are four alcohol limits that affect the penalty determination. These include the no alcohol limit, the general alcohol limit (0.05 to 0.09), the middle alcohol limit (0.10 to 0.149), and the high alcohol limit (over 0.15). The penalties for drink driving offences are governed by the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1995.