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Yes, it increases it.
Yes. Alcohol can impair adaptation to changes in light and delay recovery after glare. It can also narrow the visual field and impair attention. Effects depend on concentration and the individual; avoid alcohol before driving.
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No, under no circumstances.
Yes, it reduces it.
Yes, it increases it.
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