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0.50 g/l of blood.
0.50 grams per litre of blood; do not confuse this with milligrams per litre of exhaled breath. Underage riders have a zero limit. Not requiring a licence does not exempt VMP riders from alcohol rules. Being below a legal limit does not guarantee safe riding: avoid alcohol when you will ride.
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0.15 g/l of blood.
0.50 g/l of blood.
0.00 g/l as the general limit for every adult.
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