What is the truly ideal and safe alcohol level per liter of exhaled air for getting behind the wheel of a bus used for the transport of minors?

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From the standpoint of road safety and professional responsibility, the only truly safe and appropriate level for driving a school bus or a bus carrying minors is 0.00 mg/l. Although the maximum legal limit permitted for professional drivers is 0.15 milligrams of alcohol per liter of exhaled air (0.30 g/l in blood), any consumption of alcohol impairs psychophysical abilities and raises the risk of an accident. The options of 0.20 mg/l and 0.25 mg/l exceed even the regulatory limit set for professionals, so they are completely incorrect and illegal.

What is the truly ideal and safe alcohol level per liter of exhaled air for getting behind the wheel of a bus used for the transport of minors?

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