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Yes, because reaction time increases.
When we consume alcohol and subsequently get behind the wheel of a vehicle, we may experience various side effects, such as an increase in the driver's reaction time when a possible obstacle appears on the road and greater slowness when making decisions.
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No, because the vehicle always travels the same number of metres.
Yes, because reaction time increases.
No, because reaction time does not change.
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