From what blood alcohol level is driving a criminal offence?
- A)More than 1.2 g/l
- B)More than 0.5 g/l
- C)More than 2 g/l
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A) More than 1.2 g/l
Driving with more than 1.2 g/l of alcohol in the blood, or more than 0.60 mg/l in exhaled air, is a criminal offence even if no effect on driving is noticed.
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