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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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Jordan has had two beers at a cookout and feels fine. What does the New Jersey manual say about Jordan's driving ability?
Correct answer: Reaction time and judgment are already slower, even though Jordan feels fine.
Why
Alcohol is a drug that affects the whole task of driving. One early effect is overconfidence, so a driver may feel sure of their skills at the very moment those skills are getting worse. Even a small amount of alcohol raises the chance of a crash, so the safest choice is not to drive at all after drinking.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Effects of Alcohol · p. 116
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