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Yes; being below the limit does not remove the risk.
Yes. Being below the legal limit does not guarantee unimpaired ability or absence of risk. Even small amounts of alcohol may affect attention, perception, coordination and decision-making. The applicable limit depends on the driver; minors have a zero limit. The preventive choice is to consume no alcohol before driving. Crashes can also occur without alcohol because of other factors.
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Yes; being below the limit does not remove the risk.
No; below the limit alcohol never affects driving.
No; the legal limit guarantees that a crash cannot occur.
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