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0.15 milligrams per litre
0.15 mg per litre of exhaled air under Article 20; the corresponding blood limit is 0.3 g/l. This scenario excludes prior licence seniority and underage drivers. These two years of reduced alcohol limits must not be confused with the L sign’s separate one-year counting period. Consuming no alcohol remains the safest recommendation.
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Un conductor adulto obtiene A1 o A2 como su primer permiso de conducción y empieza a conducir una motocicleta. Durante los dos años siguientes a esa obtención, ¿qué tasa de alcohol en aire espirado no puede superar?
- 0,25 miligramos por litro
- 0,35 miligramos por litro
- 0,15 miligramos por litro(Correct answer)
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