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In which situation is a driver considered to be under the influence?
The person is driving while using illegal drugs.
The person is driving while drinking a caffeinated beverage.
The person is driving with less than the legal limit of blood alcohol.
The person is driving after taking over-the-counter medication.
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A driver is considered under the influence when using illegal drugs and when using (or after using) medications — including some over‑the‑counter drugs — that impair ability to drive.
Drinking a caffeinated beverage does not make you under the influence. Having a BAC below the legal limit generally isn’t “under the influence” by the statutory BAC standard, though you can still be cited if your driving is impaired even with a low BAC.
Drinking a caffeinated beverage does not make you under the influence. Having a BAC below the legal limit generally isn’t “under the influence” by the statutory BAC standard, though you can still be cited if your driving is impaired even with a low BAC.
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