If a person has consumed a significant amount of alcohol and intends to get behind the wheel, how should they act?

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Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant that seriously impairs the psychophysical abilities needed to drive safely, such as reaction time, visual perception and motor coordination. After heavy alcohol consumption, the only acceptable and legal course of action is not to get behind the wheel. False myths such as drinking coffee, exercising, taking a cold shower or waiting barely half an hour neither reduce nor speed up the elimination of alcohol from the blood; the liver metabolizes alcohol at a constant, slow rate, so the physiological time needed to eliminate it completely from the body is required.

If a person has consumed a significant amount of alcohol and intends to get behind the wheel, how should they act?

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