Driving under the influence of alcohol is considered a **crime against road safety**. This is because alcohol consumption negatively affects the driver's abilities, increasing the risk of accidents and endangering the lives of others.

- **Detection tests:** Tests are conducted to detect alcohol in drivers who have been involved in accidents, show symptoms of intoxication, have committed infractions, or go through preventive checks. Refusing these tests also carries penalties.

- **Legal consequences:** If an alcohol test is positive, the driver faces various penalties, such as fines, loss of driving license points, and the possibility of temporarily losing the license. Additionally, if it is considered that the driver has endangered the lives of others, they may be sentenced to **prison terms**.

Therefore, driving under the influence of alcohol is not only dangerous but also strictly regulated and punished by law, including the possibility of going to jail.