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Yes. Even small quantities of alcohol can impair the attention, coordination, behaviour and decision-making needed for driving. This is not limited to people under 25: drivers of any age can be adversely affected. Effect intensity varies with factors such as age, weight, health, amount consumed and combination with medicines or other drugs. Feeling capable or being below a legal limit does not guarantee absence of impairment. If you will drive, avoid consuming alcohol.
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