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Which statement correctly describes Kansas’s alcohol- and drug-impaired driving prohibition?
Correct answer: Driving is prohibited when impaired by alcohol or drugs or over the legal alcohol limit.
Why
Kansas prohibits operating or attempting to operate a vehicle when alcohol, drugs or their combination make the person incapable of safely driving. The separate per-se alcohol-concentration provision can apply without proof of visible incapacity. A lawful prescription is not permission to drive while impaired, and a crash or admission is not required.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Driving under the influence · p. 23, 24
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