Motorcycle · Motorcycle and alcohol
How quickly does the body typically get rid of alcohol?
Correct answer: Roughly one drink every hour.
Answer options
- ARoughly two drinks every hour
- BRoughly one drink every hour Correct
- CRoughly four drinks every hour
Why
On average, the body clears about one standard drink each hour, and coffee or a cold shower cannot speed that up. Only time brings a person's blood alcohol level back down.
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Topic: Motorcycle and alcohol License: Motorcycle
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