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Yes, it can increase risk even below the legal limit.
Yes. Alcohol can impair attention, reaction and risk perception even below the legal limit. Effects vary with several factors; feeling well does not establish that driving is safe. The preventive choice is not to drink if you will drive. Being below the limit does not remove alcohol-related risk or allow other fitness conditions to be ignored.
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No, alcohol never affects driving below the limit.
Yes, it can increase risk even below the legal limit.
Only above the legal limit, never below it.
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