About Alcohol behind the wheel: the limit and the glass: which statement is WRONG?
One standard glass contains about 12 ml of pure alcohol and produces on average 0.2 to 0.3 promille.
The limit applies to the driver of a VEHICLE, and a bicycle is a vehicle.
For an experienced driver the breath limit is 88 micrograms per litre.
The body breaks down alcohol at a fixed rate of 0.1 to 0.2 promille per hour, regardless of coffee or water.
Explanation
trap: limit swap. 220 micrograms per litre is the limit for the experienced driver; 88 micrograms per litre applies to the novice driver. The two figures are swapped