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No, since this is not an appropriate mental state for driving without creating danger.
No, if their effects impair the physical or mental conditions needed for safe driving. The exception for substances prescribed for therapeutic purposes also requires fitness to drive safely: a prescription does not authorise driving with sleepiness or impaired abilities. A short trip or absence of another driver does not remove the risk. Read the leaflet, consult a healthcare professional and do not drive while impaired.
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Only on short journeys and when there is no alternative driver.
Yes, these substances do not affect the ability to drive.
No, since this is not an appropriate mental state for driving without creating danger.
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