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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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