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Yes, they can impair even if the person thinks they tolerate them well.
Yes. They can affect attention, perception and responses, increasing risk. Feeling well does not prove safe driving ability; alcohol can impair below the legal limit. This does not mean every medicine is harmful: follow medical advice and check possible effects on driving.
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Yes, they can impair even if the person thinks they tolerate them well.
No, feeling well guarantees safe driving.
No, alcohol below the legal limit never affects driving.
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