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A state of euphoria that could lead you to make mistakes.
It can cause euphoria and disinhibition, with a false sense of ability that encourages errors and risky decisions. It can also impair attention, vision and coordination; feeling well does not mean driving better. Professional experience does not eliminate its effects. The safest choice when driving is to consume no alcohol; staying within a legal maximum does not guarantee no impairment.
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A state of euphoria that could lead you to make mistakes.
An increase in visual capacity.
A sense of wellbeing that allows you to drive more reliably.
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