What actually lowers your blood alcohol content? · Q-0441

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• What blood alcohol content is permitted for a driver in the GLP?
• A GLP driver violates the blood alcohol restriction. What may follow immediately?
• Does beer affect driving less than other alcoholic drinks?
• How does alcohol affect a driver's judgement of their own ability?
• Which visual effect does alcohol produce?
• How does alcohol change what a driver does, as opposed to what they see or think?
• Must your BAC be over .08 before a police officer can prohibit you from driving?
• What happens if you refuse to provide a breath sample?
• Roughly what range of cost does the manual give for B.C.'s drinking and driving penalties, even on a first offence?
• What can a Criminal Code conviction for impaired driving causing death lead to?
• How many people does impaired driving kill in B.C. each year, according to the manual?
• Besides fines and prohibitions, what other financial risk does the manual name?
• A friend who has been drinking offers you a ride. What does the manual advise?
• Which of these is a plan the manual suggests making before going out?
• Alcohol makes a driver's emotional state unstable. Why does that matter behind the wheel?
• Where does the manual say the fines and charges for impaired driving are described?
• Someone at a party is about to drive after drinking. What does the manual ask of you?
• Under how many bodies of law can impaired driving be penalised in B.C.?
• How does alcohol affect a driver's response to glare?
• Alcohol narrows peripheral vision. What is the practical consequence?
• Why does the manual describe learning about the effects of alcohol and drugs as a strategy?
• How do impaired driving penalties change for repeat offences?
• What do alcohol, cannabis, prescription sedatives and an over-the-counter cold remedy have in common as driving risks?