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Young drivers on a probationary license must respect a legal blood alcohol level set at 0.2g/L of blood or 0.10mg/L of exhaled air against 0.5g/L for those with a permanent license. This regulation has been in force since 2015. If you are checked, and beyond these limits, you expose yourself to sanctions, whether legal or at the level of your insurance. What are the rules on drunk driving? What are the penalties for the breach?  AUTO APPROVERS  guides you. Drunk Driving: What Are The Rules?  The maximum limit for a novice driver is 0.2 g/L of blood, while the limit for an experienced driver is 0.5 g/L. This limit corresponds to two glasses of wine, for example. You must have a breathalyzer in your car, which will let you know if you can drive after drinking. A breathalyzer is, moreover, more effective than a breathalyzer. Like drug use, alcohol use has the following consequences:  – Vision problems (you will tend to see double or blurry); – Lack of coordina...

More commonly known as auto credit, auto credit is a consumer credit type loan assigned to purchasing a new or used vehicle. While it was the most widely used method of financing a few years ago, it now faces competition from the rental with option to purchase (LOA) and long-term rental (LLD). What are the specificities of a car loan? Why use it to acquire your future electric car? You will find the answers to these questions in this article. What Is A Car Loan? A car loan (or car loan)  is a loan from a financial organization to finance a new or used vehicle. The borrower must repay the amount, plus a staggered interest rate over a fixed term. This reimbursement occurs in monthly installments defined by various parameters (annual effective annual rate, amount borrowed, duration of the credit, etc.). This loan can be of the total value of the acquisition price of the vehicle or only of a part, according to the available contribution. Car credit can be found in two formats:...