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there is a greater risk of an accident due to the effect of alcohol.
Accident risk increases. Alcohol affects attention, risk perception, reaction and motorcycle control. Food may delay absorption, but does not eliminate alcohol or its effects on riding. Having eaten or feeling capable of riding does not make drinking safe: avoid alcohol if you will ride.
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there is a greater risk of an accident due to the effect of alcohol.
it never affects the driving of vehicles.
it does not affect riding the motorcycle if you have eaten something beforehand.
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