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0.50 g/l of blood.
The maximum permitted alcohol limit for the driver of a cycle or personal mobility vehicle is the same as that established for drivers in general: 0.50 grams per litre of blood. However, if the driver is underage, the permitted limit is zero.
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0.15g/l of blood.
0,0 g/l of blood.
0.50 g/l of blood.
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