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Reduced reaction capacity and greater risk
Alcohol can impair attention, perception and coordination. It reduces response capacity and can increase reaction time: responding to danger takes longer, not less time. Subjective confidence does not establish better night vision or precision. No universal amount guarantees risk-free driving.
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Reduced reaction capacity and greater risk
Better night vision
Greater precision in maneuvers
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