What is the maximum blood alcohol concentration allowed for new drivers during their first two years of licensure?

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Traffic regulations in Spain impose stricter limits on less experienced drivers to ensure road safety. The correct answer is 0.30 grams per liter of blood. During the first two years after obtaining the first driving license, as well as for professional drivers, the limit is 0.30 g/l in blood (equivalent to 0.15 mg/l in exhaled air). The figure of 0.50 g/l is incorrect for this group, as it corresponds to the general limit for drivers with more than two years of experience.

What is the maximum blood alcohol concentration allowed for new drivers during their first two years of licensure?

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