Motorcycle · Motorcycle and alcohol
After how many drinks does alcohol start to interfere with your ability to ride a motorcycle?
Correct answer: One drink.
Answer options
- AOne drink Correct
- BTwo drinks
- CFour drinks
Why
The very first drink already begins to slow reactions and cloud judgment and coordination. For that reason, the safest choice is not to drink at all before you ride.
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Topic: Motorcycle and alcohol License: Motorcycle
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