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Negatively, although the degree of impairment varies between individuals.
Alcohol impairs driving ability, although its effects vary between individuals and circumstances. It can reduce attention, precision and coordination and increase reaction time. Any feeling of confidence or security it creates is false: it does not mean driving is safer or that abilities have improved.
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Negatively, with identical effects in every individual.
Negatively, although the degree of impairment varies between individuals.
It actually improves safety and driving ability.
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