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After a party, Driver A has had several drinks and wants to drive home soon. What will actually lower Driver A's blood alcohol concentration?
Correct answer: Waiting, because only time removes the alcohol
Why
The body breaks down alcohol at a slow, steady rate that a person cannot speed up. Alcohol can keep building up in the body even when a person drinks slowly, so after several drinks it can take many hours to clear. The safe choice after drinking is not to drive at all.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · If you drink, when can you drive? · p. 81
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