For an adult driver who has held an AM license for more than two years, what is the maximum alcohol level in exhaled air that is permitted?

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Traffic regulations set two main alcohol limits according to the driver's experience: that for novice drivers (during the first two years after obtaining the driving license or driving permit) and the general one. For novice drivers and for professional drivers, the limit in exhaled air is 0.15 mg/l (0.30 g/l in blood). Since this driver has held the AM license for more than two years and is an adult (minors have a zero level), the general level applies: 0.25 mg/l in exhaled air (0.50 g/l in blood), according to Article 20 of the General Traffic Regulations. The 0.15 mg/l applies only to novice or professional drivers, and 0.30 milligrams per liter of air is not a limit at all: 0.30 is the novice or professional level in blood, measured in grams per liter.

For an adult driver who has held an AM license for more than two years, what is the maximum alcohol level in exhaled air that is permitted?

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