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Yes; it can impair driving without drugs too.
Yes. Even small amounts can affect attention, judgement or reaction; effects depend on the person and circumstances. Mixing with drugs is not required. Zero alcohol before driving is the safest recommendation, and being below the legal limit does not guarantee no risk.
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It impairs driving only when combined with illegal drugs.
No; a small amount never has effects.
Yes; it can impair driving without drugs too.
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