Choosing to drive after consuming one drink can make a driver unsafe. True or False?

Choosing to drive after consuming one drink can indeed make a driver unsafe, and therefore the correct answer is true. Alcohol can impair judgment, reaction time, and overall driving ability even at low levels. Laws in Nevada, like in many places, impose legal limits for blood alcohol concentration (BAC), but it's important to recognize that impairment can occur before reaching those limits.

For some individuals, even one drink can affect their ability to drive safely. Factors such as body weight, metabolism, and the type of alcohol consumed can influence how alcohol affects a person. Moreover, driving should always be approached with caution, and any amount of alcohol can increase the risk of accidents.

The premise that it may only be unsafe in certain conditions or during late-night driving diminishes the inherent risks associated with drinking and driving. The safest choice is to avoid driving altogether if alcohol has been consumed to ensure the safety of all road users.