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It can make the driver more willing to take risks.
Even small amounts of alcohol can impair risk perception and make a driver more willing to take risks. Alcohol does not improve reflexes or precision in controlling the vehicle; driving without having consumed alcohol is the safe choice.
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It can make the driver more willing to take risks.
It improves reflexes
It improves the precision of vehicle handling
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