What are the penalties for driving a motor vehicle after drinking alcohol?
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Penalties for driving a motor vehicle after drinking alcohol include fines, suspension of the driver's license, and in severe cases, revocation of the driver's license. Decreased tactile ability after drinking alcohol: When driving after drinking, due to the anesthetic effect of alcohol, a person's tactile sensations in their hands and feet are reduced compared to normal, often making it difficult to properly control the accelerator, brakes, and steering wheel. Decreased judgment and operational ability after drinking alcohol: After drinking, the reaction time to light and sound stimuli is prolonged, and the time for instinctive reflex actions is also extended accordingly. The coordination function between sensory organs and motor organs such as the eyes, hands, and feet is impaired, making it impossible to correctly judge distance and speed.