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It can increase before exceeding the legal limit.
Risk can increase before the legal limit is exceeded: being below it does not guarantee safe driving. Alcohol can impair attention, reaction and risk perception even at low levels. The driving recommendation is to consume no alcohol and maintain a 0.0 level; that recommendation must not be confused with saying that every driver category has the same legal limit.
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It does not depend on the amount of alcohol consumed.
It can increase before exceeding the legal limit.
It only increases after exceeding the legal limit.
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