When you get behind the wheel of a bus intended for passenger transport with more than 9 seats, what is the maximum limit of alcohol in exhaled air that you are not permitted to exceed?

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The General Traffic Regulations set stricter alcohol levels for professional drivers and for drivers of vehicles intended for passenger transport with more than 9 seats. For this group, the maximum legal limit is 0.15 milligrams of alcohol per liter of exhaled air (or 0.30 grams per liter of blood). The 0.25 mg/l level corresponds to car drivers under the general regime, and 0.30 is the limit value measured in grams per liter of blood for professionals, so it is not valid per liter of air.

When you get behind the wheel of a bus intended for passenger transport with more than 9 seats, what is the maximum limit of alcohol in exhaled air that you are not permitted to exceed?

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