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Driver A has one quick drink at a bar and plans to drive home right away, "before the alcohol kicks in." What is wrong with this plan?
Correct answer: Alcohol can reach the brain and affect judgment within a minute
Why
Alcohol dulls the judgment you would use to decide whether you are fit to drive, so a drinker often cannot tell how impaired they are until it is too late. Even one drink can affect your driving, and new drivers are affected more than experienced ones because they are still learning. If you drink, do not drive.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Why is drinking and driving so dangerous? · p. 81
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