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 But in any case, complete abstinence is now required for good if you want to keep your driver's license and pass the driving aptitude test.  But in any case, complete abstinence is now required for good if you want to keep your driver's license and pass the driving aptitude test. 
  
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 For your information: For alcohol, a blood alcohol concentration of 0.5 per mille corresponds to 0.25 mg/l in exhaled breath (at which point a fine is imposed), and 0.8 per mille corresponds to 0.4 mg/l (at which point the driver is deemed unfit to drive). For new drivers and professional drivers, a zero-tolerance policy applies, which corresponds to 0.05 mg/L or 0.1 per mille, respectively. For your information: For alcohol, a blood alcohol concentration of 0.5 per mille corresponds to 0.25 mg/l in exhaled breath (at which point a fine is imposed), and 0.8 per mille corresponds to 0.4 mg/l (at which point the driver is deemed unfit to drive). For new drivers and professional drivers, a zero-tolerance policy applies, which corresponds to 0.05 mg/L or 0.1 per mille, respectively.
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 During a traffic stop, a blood test may be ordered. In most cases, the police will call an on-callprosecutor to do so. The written order is then delivered later. During a traffic stop, a blood test may be ordered. In most cases, the police will call an on-callprosecutor to do so. The written order is then delivered later.
  
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 ===== Blood Test Results ===== ===== Blood Test Results =====
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 This blood sample was not collected as part of a traffic stop, but rather as a voluntary blood sample taken as part of a study. It was drawn approximately a quarter of an hour after consumption. We are showing it here so that you can see what levels can be measured immediately after consumption. For comparison: Driving under the influence of drugs is considered proven at 1.5 micrograms of THC per liter of blood. This value has nothing to do with an acute effect or recent consumption. It is simply the detection threshold – that is, the point at which the presence of THC in the blood is legally deemed sufficiently proven. This does not prove any effect, yet you will still be convicted as if you had been driving under the influence. This blood sample was not collected as part of a traffic stop, but rather as a voluntary blood sample taken as part of a study. It was drawn approximately a quarter of an hour after consumption. We are showing it here so that you can see what levels can be measured immediately after consumption. For comparison: Driving under the influence of drugs is considered proven at 1.5 micrograms of THC per liter of blood. This value has nothing to do with an acute effect or recent consumption. It is simply the detection threshold – that is, the point at which the presence of THC in the blood is legally deemed sufficiently proven. This does not prove any effect, yet you will still be convicted as if you had been driving under the influence.
  
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 ===== Ruling on Medical Cannabis and Driver's Licenses ===== ===== Ruling on Medical Cannabis and Driver's Licenses =====
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 Anyone who absolutely needs a driver’s license for work or personal reasons should avoid consuming any THC at all – not even medically prescribed THC. The risks simply seem too great to us at this time. Perhaps this will change someday, but it’s hard to imagine that dosages exceeding a few grams of cannabis per month could ever be considered acceptable from a traffic medicine perspective. Furthermore, the dosing regimen would have to be structured in such a way that there would likely be a fairly long interval between consumption and driving. That would severely limit the scope of prescriptions. Anyone who absolutely needs a driver’s license for work or personal reasons should avoid consuming any THC at all – not even medically prescribed THC. The risks simply seem too great to us at this time. Perhaps this will change someday, but it’s hard to imagine that dosages exceeding a few grams of cannabis per month could ever be considered acceptable from a traffic medicine perspective. Furthermore, the dosing regimen would have to be structured in such a way that there would likely be a fairly long interval between consumption and driving. That would severely limit the scope of prescriptions.
  
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