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Six points.
Six points. Article 14 provides an exception for medically prescribed substances used therapeutically, provided the driver is fit to drive diligently, cautiously and without distraction. It does not permit driving while impaired. This question concerns a sanctioned offence in a passenger car; it does not claim every medicine or every road user always results in points being deducted.
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No points because that conduct is never an offence.
Six points.
One point only if it occurs outside a built-up area.
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