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0.15 mg/l.
0.15 mg per litre of breath. The corresponding blood limit is 0.3 g per litre: exceeding either applicable limit is prohibited. This rate applies because of the specified vehicle or service, not merely because someone works as a driver while driving any private vehicle. Being below the limit does not mean alcohol cannot impair driving.
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0.25 mg/l.
0.40 mg/l.
0.15 mg/l.
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Un adulto conduce un vehículo destinado al transporte de mercancías de más de 3.500 kg de MMA. Según el artículo 20 del RGC, ¿qué tasa de alcohol en aire espirado no puede superar?
- 0,25 mg/l.
- 0,40 mg/l.
- 0,15 mg/l.(Correct answer)
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