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Depends on the population density and road quality of the place you are driving. Urban areas have both more motorists and pedestrians who are endangered by drunk driving and more transportation alternatives to driving as well as better/straighter roads that facilitate more dangerous speeds. But basically, its a balancing act between the risk posed by the drunk driver to others and the impact of loss of driving privileges. If you are in a place with enough environmental hazards and few enough people that an impaired driver is pretty much just a danger to themselves - while the loss of driving privileges means they can't effectively live there anymore - there probably is no need for such a limit. They'll generally kill themselves or wise up before they hurt anyone. While in a sufficiently dense area - say downtown Tokyo - zero tolerance would be reasonable.
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