Ch. 1 · Common Conduct
Which statement about preventing drunk driving is correct?
[Multiple choice · Medium]
- A.You may serve alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle, but you must not offer it to them
- B.You must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle✓
- C.You may offer alcohol to someone who does not have a driver's license
- D.If a drinking person hires a substitute-driving service (運転代行), they must NEVER ride in their own vehicle while the substitute driver operates it
Answer: B: You must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle
Explanation
The Rules of the Road, Chapter 1, Section 4, Item 5 explicitly states "you must not serve or offer alcohol to someone who is about to drive a vehicle." Both serving and offering alcohol are prohibited. On option D: the Rules do NOT forbid a drinking person from riding as a passenger while a substitute-driving service (運転代行) drives their car — that is in fact the normal use of the service.
Driving school curriculumStage 1 – Topic 1: Driver's mindset
Source: Ch. 1 Common Conduct · Section (第4節 道路でしてはいけないことなど) · 5 これから車を運転しようとする人に酒を出したり、勧めたりしてはいけません。
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