Can the behavior of a motorcycle rider be altered by having consumed alcoholic beverages in small quantities?

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Alcohol consumption, even in very small amounts, produces significant alterations in the driver's central nervous system. These alterations negatively affect the perception of the environment, decrease the ability to concentrate, and increase the reaction time to unforeseen events. In addition, alcohol generates a false sense of security that can lead to taking greater risks at the handlebars of the motorcycle. Therefore, the only truly safe rate for driving is 0.0 g/l.

Can the behavior of a motorcycle rider be altered by having consumed alcoholic beverages in small quantities?

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