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If you drink alcohol, your ability to drive may be considerably reduced. For this reason...

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Another person who has not been drinking, holds the appropriate licence and is fit to drive will take over.

Do not drive after drinking alcohol. Another person who has not been drinking, holds the appropriate licence and is fit to drive may take over; otherwise use another safe alternative. Appearing not drunk does not guarantee absence of effects or compliance with the limit. Driving slowly, on the shoulder or with hazard lights does not compensate for impaired driving ability.

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  • Another person who has not been drinking, holds the appropriate licence and is fit to drive will take over.

  • You will drive at the minimum permitted speed to compensate.

  • You will drive with hazard lights on along the shoulder to compensate.

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