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Westkost [7]2 years ago
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Answer:  Effects are increased when combined with fatigue, illness, stress, other drugs or poor driving conditions..08-.11: Increased risk of crash – Illegal in every state; risk of crash is six to 10 times greater than at .00 BAC, and level of impairment. no it is not safe. Someone can have a car accident or die. or a major head trauma.

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