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No.
Taking amphetamines before driving a vehicle is prohibited because they produce a feeling of euphoria in the driver who takes them, delay the onset of sleep, reduce the sensation of fatigue and produce a false feeling of control and safety while driving.
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Only if they are taken with an alcoholic drink.
Yes, because they are relaxing and delay the onset of sleep.
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