So it’s probably a question you’ve asked before, what’s the best way of measuring how much alcohol is in your system? We’ve made a list of all the common methods people use to stab at their BAC, in order of least to most accurate.
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The National Road Safety Week aims to address this issue across all states and territories of Australia, and is something that everyone who uses the roads can get behind. Shien a Light on Road Safety. Get Involved!
Personal breathalysers are a great way to keep yourself aware of your limits and how your body is processing alcohol, provided that you use them with good judgement and common sense. An accurate breathalyser becomes a great tool for keeping on track long after you’ve successfully completed your alcohol interlock program.
Even if you feel fine and able to drive, it’s important to recognise that your ability to safely drive declines even at very low BAC levels. Don’t put yourself in a position where you’re tempted to take a risk, because your alcohol impaired brain might just think it’s worth it when it’s not.
If your resolution this year is to reduce, control, or quit your drinking, you’re not alone. Chances are you’ve tried before but couldn’t make it last. Although at the time you or others around you may have blamed it on a lack of willpower, there’s far more to it than that.
. For many people alcohol plays a role in the festive celebrations, and in moderation that’s not an issue. Unfortunately, the way it affects our bodies can cause problems in certain situations involving wheels. Here are some tips to keep yourself and others safe on the road during the busy festive season: