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Yes; alcohol can make the rider react more slowly.
Yes. Alcohol can reduce attention, precision and coordination and increase reaction time, so responses are slower. A lower alcohol content does not make a drink harmless for driving, and its effects are not limited to night-time.
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No; a low alcohol content eliminates every effect on driving.
It only affects riding at night.
Yes; alcohol can make the rider react more slowly.
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