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0.15 mg/l in exhaled air or 0.3 g/l in blood.
0.15 mg/l in breath or 0.3 g/l in blood during the two years after obtaining the licence authorising driving, under Article 20. Time holding a licence counts only for vehicles for which that licence is sufficient. Being a novice does not establish different biological susceptibility. Effects can occur even below the limit: the safe recommendation is not to drink before driving.
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0.15 mg/l in exhaled air or 0.3 g/l in blood.
0.25 mg/l in exhaled air or 0.5 g/l in blood.
0.10 mg/l in exhaled air or 0.2 g/l in blood.
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