Drug use and driving a vehicle are a dangerous combination - and relevant under criminal law. But what are the consequences and how does this affect your driver's license? Here is an overview of the most important information:
Anyone who drives a vehicle under the influence of drugs is liable to prosecution if this causes the Ability to drive is impaired (§ 316 StGB).
With a Accident or a danger to others is quickly Danger to road traffic before (§ 315c StGB)which can result in severe penalties.
The penalties depend on the individual case:
Fine proceedings: First-time consumption without being unfit to drive is punishable by a fine, 1 month driving ban and 2 points in Flensburg (§ 24a StVG).
Criminal proceedingsProven impaired driving or endangerment may result in a fine, points and revocation of the driver's license (§ 69 StGB).
Even the detection of drug use (e.g. THC in the blood) can lead to a Notification to the driving license authority lead.
Often a Medical-psychological examination (MPU) ordered to check suitability to drive a vehicle.
Repeated violations or a positive drug test may result in the Permanent withdrawal of the driving license.
Silence and do not provide any information on consumer behavior.
You are not obligated, on a voluntary rapid drug test to participate.
Contact me immediately if a blood sample is ordered.
As an experienced criminal defense lawyer, I can:
The Check the legality of the control,
Contesting blood test results and
Develop strategies to avoid driving license revocation or MPU prevent.
Drugged driving often has far-reaching consequences for your driver's license and your personal future. Quick action and legal assistance are crucial to minimize negative consequences.
