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No.
No. They can cause euphoria, overestimation of ability and a false sense of control, while masking fatigue and altering behaviour. They do not make driving safe, nor does mixing them with alcohol. The Traffic Act prohibits driving with drugs present, distinguishing substances used on prescription for therapeutic purposes where the ability to drive diligently, carefully and attentively remains. That medical case differs from the recreational use in the question.
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No.
Only if they are taken with an alcoholic drink.
Yes, because they are relaxing and delay the onset of sleep.
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