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The abuse, dependency or disorders cau-
sed by the use of drugs will not be tolera-
ted.
In the two aforementioned cases, profes-
sional drivers in group 2 will not be able to
obtain or renew a driver’s license.
The regulations apply to cases where the
regular consumption of drugs affects the
driver’s behaviour and poses an evident
risk. The driver’s behaviour will not depend
exclusively on the active principle of the
drug, but also the disease being treated,
having the right prescription, and other dri-
ver-related risk factors.
How to avoid drug-related risks?
Prevention is essential. Patients who have
to take a drug that could affect their driving
capabilities should certainly try to fnd out,
before sitting behind the driving wheel, how
they react to the drug. This means chec-
king how it affects their refex reactions,
concentration, and if the drug causes ex-
treme drowsiness.
Remember, if you drive and take medication: