If you obtain a class B license while already holding a class A1 license with one and a half years of seniority, what is the maximum permitted blood alcohol level when driving a car?

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Traffic regulations state that the reduced alcohol limit (for novice drivers) applies during the first two years after obtaining the first driving license. In this scenario, the driver has 1 year and a half (1.5 years) of seniority due to their A1 license. Since they have not yet exceeded 2 years of total experience, they must adhere to the limit of 0.30 grams per liter of blood (or 0.15 mg/l in breath) for another 6 months. Once the two-year seniority mark is reached, the general limit of 0.50 g/l will apply.

If you obtain a class B license while already holding a class A1 license with one and a half years of seniority, what is the maximum permitted blood alcohol level when driving a car?

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