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even when consumed in small amounts.
Consuming alcohol, even in small amounts, has a negative effect on driving and road safety because it causes numerous road accidents. With a blood alcohol level of 0.9 grams per litre of blood, there is six times more chance of having a fatal accident than if we had not drunk. With a level of 1.5 grams, the risk is multiplied twentyfold, so whenever we drive, our blood alcohol level must be 0.
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even when consumed in small amounts.
except for people accustomed to consuming it.
unless it is consumed in small amounts.
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