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After two beers, your friend says, "I feel fine, and I drive just as well after a couple of drinks." What does the handbook say about this?
Correct answer: Alcohol gives false confidence and slows judgment, even if he feels fine
Why
About 38 percent of all traffic deaths involve alcohol. After drinking, a driver who focuses on steering can miss a traffic light, a car from a side street or a person on foot. Plan ahead: ride with a driver who has not been drinking, share a taxi, use public transportation, or stay the night.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · Alcohol · p. 44, 33
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