When driving a truck carrying out a special transport, what is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air?

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The General Traffic Regulations set a reduced alcohol level for professional drivers and drivers of special services. Specifically, drivers of vehicles used for special transport, dangerous goods, public passenger transport, school transport or transport of minors, vehicles with more than 9 seats and emergency services have a strict limit of 0.15 milligrams of alcohol per liter of exhaled air (or 0.30 grams per liter of blood). The figure of 0.25 mg/l corresponds to the general level for drivers of private cars, and 0.50 mg/l is a wrong figure that numerically matches the general limit expressed in blood (0.50 g/l), never in exhaled air.

When driving a truck carrying out a special transport, what is the maximum permitted alcohol level in exhaled air?

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