Alcohol and Drugs in Driving | SRA Defensive Driving Training Manual
You may not be able to drive a vehicle, or be seated in the driver’s seat while the vehicle’s engine is running, if:
– You are under the influence of any drug.
– You have an alcohol concentration in your blood or breath greater than the legal limit for any PrDP drivers.
The occupational Health and Safety Act stipulates that a vehicle is classified as a workplace and that the employer must not permit anybody who appears to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol to enter the workplace.
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Summary Driver safety focuses on protecting drivers, passengers, pedestrians, and vehicles by reducing road risks through responsible, alert, and compliant driving practices.
