TABC Alcohol Laws and Regulations Flashcards
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A patron buys a drink and hands it to an underage friend at the bar. What should the seller-server do?
Answer: Intervene, as this is furnishing alcohol to a minor
Passing a drink to a minor is furnishing alcohol to a minor and must be stopped.
What is the primary purpose of TABC seller-server training?
Answer: Promote responsible sale and service of alcohol
TABC training aims to ensure the responsible and legal sale and service of alcohol.
If a seller-server is unsure whether a customer is 21, what is the safest action?
Answer: Request and carefully check valid ID
The safest practice is to request and verify a valid, unexpired photo ID.
What information should a seller-server verify when checking an ID?
Answer: Birthdate, expiration date, and photo match
A proper ID check confirms the birthdate, expiration date, and that the photo matches the customer.
During what hours is the sale of alcohol for on-premise consumption generally prohibited in Texas on most days?
Answer: Between 2:00 a.m. and later legal hours
Texas restricts alcohol sales after 2:00 a.m. until legal serving hours resume.
What responsibility does a seller-server have regarding a clearly intoxicated patron who wants to drive home?
Answer: Discourage driving and suggest a safe alternative
A responsible seller-server should discourage driving and help arrange a safe alternative like a rideshare.
Why is it important for a seller-server to keep their TABC certification current?
Answer: Lapsed certification can remove legal safe harbor protections
An expired certification can strip the employer and server of safe harbor legal protections.