The driver of a motor vehicle, agricultural or forestry tractor or tram to whom a medical treatment has been prescribed must make sure that its administration will not affect his ability to drive.
It must be known that they are prohibited from driving under the influence of psychoactive substances. Psychoactive substances can have a series of effects on a person's behaviour, including affecting his judgment, reflexes and coordination, thus they can negatively affect driving performance, influencing visual function, perception and reaction speed. Driving under the influence of psychoactive substances increases the risk of a traffic accident.
The main groups of medicines contraindicated for drivers include the following:
When administering a medical treatment, the activity of driving a motor vehicle, agricultural or forestry tractor or tram must not be taken into account, as long as these medicines do not influence the ability to drive.
However, if the medical treatment affects the ability to drive, he is prohibited from driving these vehicles.
The information must be about establishing the maximum dose that can be administered without compromising the ability to drive, not about establishing the minimum dose.
The correct answer is: A
Criminal Code*** - Article 336
Driving a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or other substances
(1) Driving on public roads of a vehicle for which the law provides the obligation to hold a driving licence by a person who has a blood alcohol level of over 0.80 g/l pure alcohol in the blood is punishable by imprisonment from one to 5 years or by a fine.
(2) The same penalty applies to a person under the influence of psychoactive substances who drives a vehicle for which the law requires the holding of a driving licence.
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*** Criminal Code = CRIMINAL CODE of July 17, 2009 updated (LAW no. 286/2009)
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