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Perceive traffic signs less accurately.
Perceive signs, lights, distances and speeds less accurately. Alcohol can impair attention, promote sleepiness and increase sensitivity to glare; it does not improve vision or driving safety. Effects vary with circumstances, and feeling able to drive does not prove abilities are unimpaired.
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Perceive traffic-light signals better because of alcohol.
Perceive traffic signs less accurately.
Distinguish vehicle lights better because of alcohol.
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