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even when consumed in small amounts.
Even in small amounts, by affecting attention, perception or coordination. Being accustomed to drinking does not guarantee safe driving. Avoiding alcohol is the recommendation for driving; this must not be confused with a claim that every driver’s legal limit is always zero. There is no identical risk multiplier for every person and crash.
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except for people accustomed to consuming it.
unless it is consumed in small amounts.
even when consumed in small amounts.
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