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Yes.
Alcohol consumption while driving definitely encourages distractions. Alcohol significantly impairs the driver's ability to maintain attention on the road and on traffic conditions. This is because alcohol negatively affects perception of the surroundings, reduces the ability to concentrate and increases the tendency to make mistakes. In short, under the influence of alcohol, drivers are more likely to become distracted and lose attention in traffic situations, which significantly increases the risk of accidents. For this reason, it is strongly recommended to avoid consuming alcohol before or while driving, as it can endanger road safety.
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