In Webb v. State 277 Ga. App. 355 (626 SE2d 545) (2006), the defendant appealed the denial of her motion in limine to exclude the arresting officer's testimony of her numeric BAC, which the officer based on an HGN test, arguing that the evidence was irrelevant because she was charged with DUI less safe, not DUI per se. See id. at 358 (1). The Court affirmed, holding that "the evidence of Webb's blood alcohol level was probative of the 'less safe' DUI charge." Id. at 357 (1).