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After two beers, a friend says, "I feel fine, so my driving is not affected." What does the Ohio manual say about the effects of alcohol on a driver?
Correct answer: It slows reactions and harms vision and judgment, even when the driver feels fine.
Why
Alcohol also dulls the judgment that a person uses to decide whether he or she is fit to drive, so feeling fine proves nothing. Even prescription and over-the-counter drugs can add to these effects. The safe plan is not to drive after drinking: use a sober driver or another ride.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Alcohol, drugs, and driving · p. 11, 27
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