According to traffic regulations, the ingestion of which substances explicitly prohibits the circulation of vehicle or bicycle drivers?

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The correct answer is based on Road Safety Law. Drivers who have ingested or incorporated psychotropics, stimulants, or other analogous substances into their system may not travel on public roads. Important Details:  Drugs and Psychotropics: These substances alter the driver's physical or mental state, making driving dangerous. Regulations aim for 'zero tolerance' regarding the presence of these drugs in the body.  Why not 'Only alcoholic beverages'?: Because although alcohol is restricted (maximum limit), it is not the only prohibited substance. Furthermore, drugs do not have a 'permitted limit' in the same way as blood alcohol; their mere presence is often punishable if it affects driving.  Why not 'Medicines'?: Medicines are not prohibited per se. A driver may travel while taking medication if it is prescribed by a doctor and does not alter their ability to drive safely.

According to traffic regulations, the ingestion of which substances explicitly prohibits the circulation of vehicle or bicycle drivers?

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