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In-Ride Alcohol-Impairment Detection in E-Scooterists with False-Alarm Control
Shared e-scooter services have become a widely adopted urban transport mode. While most users ride responsibly, alcohol intoxication stands out among the factors contributing to severe crashes. Nonetheless, countermeasures remain limited to single-point reaction tests and night bans that suspend the
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