If you obtained the AM license less than a year ago, are of legal age and do not hold any other authorization to drive, what is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air when riding a moped?

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The regulations set stricter alcohol levels for novice drivers: those who have held their first license or permit for less than two years must not exceed 0.15 mg of alcohol per liter of exhaled air (0.30 g/l in blood), according to Article 20 of the General Traffic Regulations. The rule applies to any vehicle, including mopeds with an AM license. Since this driver obtained the AM less than a year ago and has no other license, they are a novice and their limit is 0.15 mg/l. The figure of 0.30 is the novice level in blood, in grams per liter, and not a limit in exhaled air, and it would even exceed the general level (0.25 mg/l). The figure of 0.10 mg/l does not correspond to any regulated limit.

If you obtained the AM license less than a year ago, are of legal age and do not hold any other authorization to drive, what is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air when riding a moped?

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