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0.15 mg/litre.
0.15 mg/litre of exhaled air, as an adult novice driver; the corresponding blood limit is 0.3 g/litre. Article 20 applies the lower limit during the first two years of the authorising licence. The AM licence replaced the former moped licence. An underage driver would have a zero limit, which is why the question specifies an adult.
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