“The law doesn’t prohibit driving under the influence of (prohibited) intoxicating drugs”:
- Correct, since the law doesn’t prohibit the use of intoxicating drugs.
- Incorrect. The law explicitly mentions that it is prohibited to drive under the influence of a certain quantity of intoxicating drugs in the driver’s blood.
- Correct answer: Incorrect. It is explicitly prohibited by the law to drive under the influence of intoxicating drugs.
- Correct. The law only prohibits driving under the influence of alcohol.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Incorrect. It is explicitly prohibited by the law to drive under the influence of intoxicating drugs.
The law explicitly forbids driving under the influence of intoxicating drugs, and not only under the influence of alcohol. Drugs harm concentration, judgment and reaction time, so driving under their influence is dangerous. So you cannot claim that using intoxicating drugs is permitted for a driver, or that the prohibition applies to alcohol only.