The rule of thumb is one hour for every drink. That is about how long it takes your body to metabolize the alcohol. A "drink" is one shot, one 4-oz glass of wine, or one 12-oz beer. If you have been drinking strong mixed drinks, it may take much longer.
Drive. Work on machinery
Yes.
It is not legal in Alberta to drive a motor vehicle with an open container of alcohol. This law also affects the passenger who is drinking alcohol.
The benefit of owning an alcohol breathalyzer is that one can check to see whether or not they've been drinking enough and should stop, or if they should not drive.
Yes. You haven't consumed any alcohol.
Yes, and it will cancel some of the depressive effects of alcohol, meaning you will be more likely to feel able to do things like drive after drinking.
You should avoid drinking. If you are going to drive in the next 48 hours.
Yes. Your body will clear the alcohol at about 0.6 ounces (roughly one 12-oz. beer) per hour).
No amount of alcohol. Everyone is different. Sex, age and weight are all factors but you should never drink n drive :)
No you can't. You should not drink and drive.
Drinking alcohol in moderation is fine.Safety becomes an issue when we over indulge.Alcohol affects our ability to concentrate and focus on what we are doing.For example it becomes dangerous to operate machines, drive cars, or even walk.
Simply put: DON`T DRINK ALCOHOL BEFORE YOU DRIVE.It is dangerous and puts not only the driver`s life at risk, but everyone around them.drink+drive=DIE