Road rules / 🇬🇧 alcohol
How does alcohol affect your driving?
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It slows reactions, reduces co-ordination and gives false confidence
Alcohol slows reaction times, impairs judgement and co-ordination, and creates a false sense of confidence.
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- ✓It slows reactions, reduces co-ordination and gives false confidence
- ✗It sharpens judgement and speeds up reactions
- ✗It only affects you above the legal limit
- ✗It improves concentration on long journeys
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