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People under 18 and people over 65.
People under 18 and over 65. The DGT highlights their greater sensitivity to alcohol and impairment of the psychophysical abilities needed for driving. This does not mean alcohol is safe between those ages or that everyone reacts identically: amount consumed, drinking rate, body weight and other circumstances also matter. The recommendation for driving is to consume no alcohol.
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