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Yes.
Yes. Alcohol can impair attention, perception, coordination and risk assessment, even below the legal limit. Experience or having avoided crashes previously does not guarantee safety. Increased risk does not predict that a particular person will inevitably crash. The safe choice is not to drink if driving.
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No, if they have driving experience.
Only if they drink a lot.
Yes.
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