What is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air for cyclists?

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Bicycle riders (cyclists) are required to submit to alcohol and drug detection tests. The maximum permitted limit is the general rate for drivers: 0.25 milligrams per liter in exhaled air (equivalent to 0.5 grams per liter in blood). The answer of 0.15 mg/l is incorrect as it corresponds to novice and professional drivers. The claim that they have no limit is false; riding a bicycle while drunk is a serious offense punishable by a fine, although it does not result in the deduction of points from the driving license.

What is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air for cyclists?

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