Do not drive if you drink alcohol or with a hangover
6 March 2020
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Do not drive if you drink alcohol or with a hangover
If you go to bed drunk, your body almost does not metabolize blood alcohol, so when you wake up, you will be almost as drunk; do not drive.
In addition, we remind you that it is not necessary to be too drunk to have a traffic accident; even if you have consumed little alcohol, it produces disinhibition, that is, "you dare to everything".
Beware of “non-alcoholic” drinks, they really have it, in amounts of 1%, but if you take several…
Note that:
Alcohol consumed during meals also affects, perhaps a little less, but very little, so do not drive.
There are no tricks to cheat in a breathalyzer test: not running, drinking water, candy, or eating grass!
Try, if you go out several friends to have drinks at night, that one of you does not drink, so that it is he who drives later.
Never ride a passenger in a vehicle, if you notice that the driver is under the influence of alcohol. It may be funny at the moment, but the consequences can be deadly.
Energy drinks do not counteract the effects of alcohol; You may feel more awake but, after all, you are drunk.
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