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The consumption of alcoholic beverages, even in small quantities, negatively affects the central nervous system, altering the physical and psychological abilities necessary for safe driving. Alcohol decreases reaction time, reduces the visual field, and impairs motor coordination and decision-making. The remaining options are incorrect because any amount of alcohol in the body causes changes in the driver's behavior and abilities; it is not necessary to consume a large quantity for the effects to be felt. Furthermore, although alcohol can cause a state of euphoria and a false sense of security, actual driving abilities decrease drastically, never increasing.