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Yes, its effects are felt even below the permitted blood alcohol level.
Yes. Alcohol can impair driving below the legal limit; complying with that limit does not guarantee risk-free driving. Blood concentration is expressed in g/l and breath concentration in mg/l: these are different measurements. Avoid alcohol before driving. Not drinking reduces alcohol-related risk but does not remove other traffic risks.
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Only if alcohol consumption is combined with drug use.
No, it is impossible.
Yes, its effects are felt even below the permitted blood alcohol level.
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