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The best argument against doing so is that the great majority of people are perfectly safe to drive after one drink. That drink, however, will easily show up on a test. Why should they be put at risk for arrest?
Also, there are tests that are so sensitive that they will detect trace alcohol at even lower levels that are totally safe.
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