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0.0 mg/l in breath.
0.0 mg/l in breath. The recommendation is not to drink alcohol if you will drive. Being below a legal limit does not guarantee absence of impairment, and zero alcohol does not guarantee safety against fatigue, distractions or other risks.
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0.0 mg/l in breath.
0.15 mg/l in breath.
Any level below the legal limit eliminates all risks.
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