Driving under the influence of drugs is a **very serious** offense that can lead to the loss of points on your driving license. According to the regulations, if a person tests positive for drugs, they face several consequences, including the loss of between **4 and 6 points** from their license. Additionally, drug consumption negatively affects driving ability, as it can alter perception, concentration, and reaction time, increasing the risk of accidents.

Drugs such as cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy, LSD, and amphetamines have specific effects that can make driving dangerous. For example, they can cause hallucinations, loss of concentration, impulsivity, and a false sense of security. These effects increase the risk of making mistakes at the wheel and endanger the lives of others.


Therefore, driving after consuming drugs or when there are still traces of them in the body is an offense that entails the loss of **6 points** from the driving license. This penalty applies **in all cases**, regardless of whether driving inside or outside urban areas.