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Do not drive.
When a driver has consumed a large amount of alcohol before getting behind the wheel, they must refrain from driving. They must wait the necessary time to recover their driving abilities, and even if they drink coffee or other stimulating beverages, it will not be possible to recover the ability to drive before the time stipulated for each case.
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Do not drive.
Wait half an hour before driving again.
Drink a coffee before driving again.
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