If you have held a class A license for more than two years and have just obtained a class B license, what is the maximum permitted breath alcohol level when driving a car?

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The correct answer is 0.25 mg/l. To determine the alcohol limit, seniority is calculated from the date the first driving license was obtained (in this case, the A license). Since you have held the A license for more than two years, you are not considered a novice driver regarding alcohol limits. Therefore, the general rate of 0.25 mg/l in breath (0.50 g/l in blood) applies to you, rather than the reduced novice rate (0.15 mg/l).

If you have held a class A license for more than two years and have just obtained a class B license, what is the maximum permitted breath alcohol level when driving a car?

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