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  1. Panama

    Driving as a visitor (EN + AR)

    Before
    (no driving facts)
    After
    Panama's Traffic Regulation (Executive Decree No. 640 of 27 December 2006, art. 110), in the edition of the Land Transit and Transport Authority (ATTT), says foreigners who enter Panama as tourists cannot obtain a driving licence or permit, and may drive vehicles only with a valid licence from their country of origin, for a period of ninety (90) days. No official source we could read states whether an International Driving Permit is required.

  2. Oman

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law (foreign licence 90 days)

    Before
    Oman is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive a rental car in Oman for the first 6 weeks after arrival, and that if you live in Oman or are staying longer than 6 weeks, you must get an Omani licence. Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit. No official source we could read states Oman's own rule on whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence.
    After
    Oman is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The Royal Oman Police, the licensing authority, says that with a short visit visa you can drive in Oman on your own country's licence as long as you have a visit visa valid for 3 months, and that if you intend to reside in Oman you must get an Omani driving licence. The Executive Regulations of the Traffic Law, in the Royal Oman Police's 2005 English compilation published on the government portal, say foreign visitors and tourists holding a valid international or foreign licence may use it for three months from the date of entry. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive a rental car in Oman for the first 6 weeks after arrival, and that if you live in Oman or are staying longer than 6 weeks, you must get an Omani licence; the Royal Oman Police, which ranks above that advice, states 3 months. Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit.

  3. Nepal

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    Nepal's Motor Vehicles and Transport Management Act, 2049 (1993), s. 53, says a person who has obtained an international driving permit may drive throughout Nepal the vehicles specified in it. No official source we could read states whether a foreign national licence alone may be used, for how long, or Nepal's blood-alcohol limit.

  4. Nauru

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law (foreign licence 30 days)

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    Nauru's Motor Traffic Act 2014 (s. 30) says a valid foreign driver’s licence is accepted in place of a Nauru licence, for the vehicles and on the conditions it was issued for, for 1 month from the holder’s date of entry into Nauru; this applies only to a holder who usually resides outside Nauru and is temporarily in Nauru. The licence must be carried while driving and produced to the police on request. The Act (s. 81) sets the blood-alcohol limit at 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. No official source we could read states whether an International Driving Permit is required.

  5. Mongolia

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law (foreign licence 365 days)

    Before
    Mongolia is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK Foreign Office says UK drivers need a 1968 International Driving Permit and their UK licence, and that the 1949 permit is not accepted any more; the Government of Canada says you must carry an International Driving Permit. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used.
    After
    Mongolia is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Mongolia's Law on Road Traffic Safety (Art. 17.3) says a foreign citizen may drive vehicles of the relevant category in Mongolia for one year after entering, on a valid driving licence or international driving permit issued by a party to the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic and conforming to it. Driving on a licence or international permit issued by a country that is not a party to the Vienna Convention is prohibited (Art. 17.4). The UK Foreign Office says UK drivers need a 1968 International Driving Permit and their UK licence, and that the 1949 permit is not accepted any more; the Government of Canada says you must carry an International Driving Permit. The law, which ranks above that advice, accepts a conforming national licence on its own.

  6. Monaco

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Monaco is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Monaco with a Canadian driver’s licence for up to 12 months. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Monaco is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Monaco's Highway Code (Art. 116-1) says a driving licence duly issued by a state that has ratified the international convention on road traffic, by an EU or EEA state, or by a state with a reciprocity agreement with Monaco is recognised as valid in Monaco, provided it is valid when used, until one year after its holder takes up normal residence in Monaco. The Criminal Code (Art. 419) punishes driving with a blood-alcohol level of 0.50 grams per litre or more (0.25 milligrams per litre of exhaled air). The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Monaco with a Canadian driver’s licence for up to 12 months. The Highway Code, which ranks above that advice, recognises the licence itself and sets no time limit for visitors who have not taken up residence.

  7. Mauritius

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    The Mauritius Police Force's Traffic Branch gives the legal prescribed alcohol limit as 20 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 ml of blood (9 microgrammes in 100 ml of breath). No official source we could read states how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence, or whether an International Driving Permit is required.

  8. Marshall Islands

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law (foreign licence 30 days)

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    The Marshall Islands' Motor Traffic Act 1986 (§112) says a non-resident over 18 who is duly licensed in their home state, territory or country and has a valid licence in their immediate possession may drive on the highways of the Marshall Islands without examination for thirty days from entry; after that, they must hold a Marshall Islands operator's licence, which is issued without examination. No official source we could read states whether an International Driving Permit is required.

  9. Malaysia

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Malaysia is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says Canadian driver’s licences can be used in Malaysia for 3 months, after which you can either drive with an international driving permit or apply for a Malaysian driver’s licence at a certified driving institute. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Malaysia is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Malaysia's Road Transport Act 1987 (s. 28), published by the Road Transport Department (JPJ), says a driving licence issued in a country that is party to a treaty to which Malaysia is also party, and which recognises domestic licences issued by the contracting states, is deemed a Malaysian driving licence for as long as it remains in force in that country. The Act (s. 45G) sets the prescribed alcohol limit at 50 milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood (22 micrograms in 100 millilitres of breath). The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says Canadian driver’s licences can be used in Malaysia for 3 months, after which you can either drive with an international driving permit or apply for a Malaysian driver’s licence at a certified driving institute. No official Malaysian source we could read states how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence.

  10. Macao SAR China

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law (foreign licence 365 days)

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    The Macao SAR Government Portal, in information supplied by the Public Security Police Force, says holders of the documents listed in Article 80(1)(1)–(3) of the Road Traffic Law may drive in Macao for at most one year. Among the documents it names are a foreign driving licence or an international driving permit from a country or region party to the Convention on Road Traffic. Holders of licences from countries or regions that grant reciprocity to Macao licences must register with the Public Security Police Force if their reciprocity arrangement requires it, they stay in Macao more than 14 days, and they intend to drive after those 14 days. No official source we could read states Macao's blood-alcohol limit.

  11. Luxembourg

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Luxembourg is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Luxembourg for one year. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Luxembourg is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Luxembourg's road-traffic law (Law of 14 February 1955, Art. 12) fines anyone who drives with at least 0.5 g of alcohol per litre of blood (0.25 mg per litre of exhaled air). The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Luxembourg for one year. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.

  12. Lithuania

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic law

    Before
    Lithuania is a party to both the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Lithuania; holders of a paper licence may need a photocard licence or the correct version of the International Driving Permit. Regitra, Lithuania's state driver-licensing body, says citizens residing in the United Arab Emirates or the Republic of Korea who wish to drive in Lithuania during a vacation or a short visit must obtain an international driving licence issued in those countries. Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Lithuania with your valid Canadian driver’s licence for 90 days. No official source we could read states how long a foreign licence may be used by other visitors.
    After
    Lithuania is a party to both the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic. Lithuania's Law on Road Traffic Safety (Art. 13) says national and international driving licences issued by parties to the 1926 Paris, 1949 Geneva and 1968 Vienna conventions, and meeting those conventions' requirements, are valid in Lithuania while the holder is not a permanent resident, and for no more than six months after the holder becomes one. The law (Art. 2) sets the maximum blood-alcohol concentration while driving at 0.4 per mille. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Lithuania; holders of a paper licence may need a photocard licence or the correct version of the International Driving Permit. Regitra, Lithuania's state driver-licensing body, says citizens residing in the United Arab Emirates or the Republic of Korea who wish to drive in Lithuania during a vacation or a short visit must obtain an international driving licence issued in those countries. Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Lithuania with your valid Canadian driver’s licence for 90 days; the law, which ranks above that advice, sets no such limit for licences from convention countries while the holder is not a permanent resident.

  13. Liechtenstein

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic law

    Before
    Liechtenstein is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Liechtenstein with a valid Canadian driver’s licence, although some car rental agencies may require an International Driving Permit; the UK government says you can drive with a UK driving licence and do not need an international driving permit (IDP). No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used, or the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Liechtenstein is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Liechtenstein's Traffic Admission Ordinance (VZV, Art. 39) says drivers from abroad may drive motor vehicles if they hold a valid national driving licence, or a valid international driving permit under one of the listed conventions shown together with the national licence. Either entitles the holder to drive the categories documented on it explicitly, understandably and in Latin script. Under the Traffic Rules Ordinance (VRV, Art. 2), a blood-alcohol concentration of 0.8 per mille or more is in every case proof of unfitness to drive. Canada's travel advice says you can drive in Liechtenstein with a valid Canadian driver’s licence, although some car rental agencies may require an International Driving Permit; the UK government says you can drive with a UK driving licence and do not need an international driving permit (IDP). No official source we could read states how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence.

  14. Lebanon

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Lebanon is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says you need either a 1968 international driving permit (IDP) or a UK driving licence to drive in Lebanon, and that the 1949 IDP is not accepted anymore; Canada's travel advice says you must carry an international driving permit. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used, or the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Lebanon is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Lebanon's Traffic Law No. 243 of 2012 (Art. 229) exempts from its driving-licence rules drivers holding an international driving permit for the vehicle categories shown on it, and drivers holding a licence of the model in Annex 9 of the 1949 Geneva Convention, within its validity. Drivers who enter Lebanon with any other foreign licence must, within a week of entry, obtain an endorsement on it from the competent service, which allows its use in Lebanon for six months, renewable once for six more months if the licence's validity allows. The law (Art. 17) prohibits driving with more than 0.5 g of alcohol per litre of blood (0.25 mg per litre of exhaled air), and zero for drivers licensed for less than three years and for drivers of buses, public transport vehicles, trucks over 7.5 tonnes and vehicles carrying dangerous goods. The UK government says you need either a 1968 international driving permit (IDP) or a UK driving licence to drive in Lebanon, and that the 1949 IDP is not accepted anymore; Canada's travel advice says you must carry an international driving permit.

  15. Kyrgyzstan

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Kyrgyzstan is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used in Kyrgyzstan for up to 30 days, and that for longer stays UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says you should carry an International Driving Permit. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Kyrgyzstan is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Kyrgyzstan's rules on driving licences (Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 760 of 2025, paras 56–57) say citizens of Vienna Convention countries staying temporarily in Kyrgyzstan may drive on a national licence issued abroad that meets the Convention's requirements, and that a foreign person whose national licence does not meet them must have an international driving permit with it. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used in Kyrgyzstan for up to 30 days, and that for longer stays UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence; Canada's travel advice says you should carry an International Driving Permit. No official Kyrgyz source we could read states how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence.

  16. Kuwait

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Kuwait is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). The UK government says that with a visit visa you can drive in Kuwait using a UK photocard driving licence; Canada's travel advice says you must carry an International Driving Permit. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used, or the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Kuwait is a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Kuwait Government Online says a non-Kuwaiti with a visit visa must have an international driving licence in order to rent a car, and that the driving licence issued by your own country will not be valid in Kuwait. The UK government says that with a visit visa you can drive in Kuwait using a UK photocard driving licence; Kuwait's own portal, which ranks above that advice, says a home licence is not valid. Canada's travel advice says you must carry an International Driving Permit. No official source we could read states for how long a visitor may drive.

  17. Kosovo

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    (no driving block)
    After
    Kosovo's Law No. 08/L-186 on Road Traffic Provisions (Art. 233), published by the Kosovo Police, says drivers of category A1, A2, A, B, BE, T, L and AM vehicles may not drive with more than 0.5 g/kg of alcohol in their blood. No official source we could read states how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence, or whether an International Driving Permit is required.

  18. Jordan

    Driving: Jordan's Traffic Law cited from the Ministry of Interior's consolidated text (WHO-filed copy kept in alsoStatedOn)

    Before
    Jordan is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Jordan's Traffic Law No. 49 of 2008 (art. 16), in the text Jordan filed with the WHO, allows foreign-registered vehicles, rental passenger cars and tourist motorcycles to be driven by a driver aged 18 or over who holds a valid foreign driving licence or an international licence issued outside Jordan that covers those vehicles. To drive a Jordanian private passenger car on a valid foreign licence, a non-Jordanian needs a permit from the Traffic Department, granted for up to three months a year and renewable. Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit, that with a valid Canadian driver’s licence or an international driving permit you may only drive rental cars, and that driving any other vehicle requires a Jordanian driver’s licence. The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence.
    After
    Jordan is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Jordan's Traffic Law No. 49 of 2008 (art. 16), as published with its amendments by the Ministry of Interior, allows foreign-registered vehicles, rental passenger cars and tourist motorcycles to be driven by a driver aged 18 or over who holds a valid foreign driving licence or an international licence issued outside Jordan that covers those vehicles. To drive a Jordanian private passenger car on a valid foreign licence, a non-Jordanian needs a permit from the Traffic Department, granted for up to three months a year and renewable. Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit, that with a valid Canadian driver’s licence or an international driving permit you may only drive rental cars, and that driving any other vehicle requires a Jordanian driver’s licence. The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence.

  19. Jordan

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic law

    Before
    Jordan is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit, that with a valid Canadian driver’s licence or an international driving permit you may only drive rental cars, and that driving any other vehicle requires a Jordanian driver’s licence. The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence. No official source we could read states for how long a foreign licence may be used, or the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Jordan is a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Jordan's Traffic Law No. 49 of 2008 (art. 16), in the text Jordan filed with the WHO, allows foreign-registered vehicles, rental passenger cars and tourist motorcycles to be driven by a driver aged 18 or over who holds a valid foreign driving licence or an international licence issued outside Jordan that covers those vehicles. To drive a Jordanian private passenger car on a valid foreign licence, a non-Jordanian needs a permit from the Traffic Department, granted for up to three months a year and renewable. Canada's travel advice says you should carry an international driving permit, that with a valid Canadian driver’s licence or an international driving permit you may only drive rental cars, and that driving any other vehicle requires a Jordanian driver’s licence. The UK government says UK drivers need both the 1949 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence.

  20. Jamaica

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic law

    Before
    The UN treaty records list Jamaica as a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (succession, 9 August 1963). No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence; Canada's travel advice says you can drive with a valid Canadian driver's licence for up to 6 months, and the UK says a UK driving licence can be used for up to 6 months.
    After
    The UN treaty records list Jamaica as a party to the 1949 Geneva Convention on Road Traffic (succession, 9 August 1963). Jamaica's Road Traffic Act, 2018 (s. 41) says a driving permit issued by another party to the 1949 Geneva Convention while the holder was not resident in Jamaica, and a driver's licence granted in any prescribed country, count as a Jamaican permit or licence for the class of vehicle they cover. A foreign licence counts until it expires, until the holder leaves Jamaica, or for twelve months from the holder's arrival on proof of entry, whichever comes first, and never covers driving passengers or goods for hire or reward. No official source we could read lists the prescribed countries. The Act sets the blood-alcohol limit at 80 milligrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood. Canada's travel advice says you can drive with a valid Canadian driver's licence for up to 6 months, and the UK says a UK driving licence can be used for up to 6 months; the Act, which ranks above that advice, sets twelve months for licences from prescribed countries.

  21. Italy

    Driving as a visitor: the destination's own road-traffic authority or law

    Before
    Italy is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Canada's travel advice says you may drive for up to one year with a valid Canadian driver’s licence, accompanied by an international driving permit or a certified Italian translation of the licence. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Italy. No official source we could read states the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Italy is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Italy's Highway Code (Legislative Decree 285/1992, art. 135) says holders of a driving licence issued by a country outside the EU or the EEA may drive in Italy the vehicles their licence covers, provided they have not been resident in Italy for more than a year and carry, together with the licence, an international driving permit or an official translation of the licence into Italian. Art. 186 treats a blood-alcohol level above 0.5 grams per litre as drunk driving. Canada's travel advice says you may drive for up to one year with a valid Canadian driver’s licence, accompanied by an international driving permit or a certified Italian translation of the licence. The UK government says a UK photocard driving licence can be used to drive in Italy.

  22. Israel

    Driving as a visitor (foreign licence period)

    Before
    Israel is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Canada's travel advice says a Canadian driver’s licence may be used in Israel for up to 12 months and that you should carry an International Driving Permit; the UK government says UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence. No official source we could read states Israel's own rule, or the rule for holders of other licences.
    After
    Israel is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). An Israeli Government Press Office guide says a foreign driver's licence (including an international licence) is only valid in Israel for one year from the date of first entry, and that before this year elapses it needs to be converted to an Israeli driver's licence. Canada's travel advice says a Canadian driver’s licence may be used in Israel for up to 12 months and that you should carry an International Driving Permit; the UK government says UK drivers need both the 1968 version of the international driving permit (IDP) and their UK driving licence. foreignLicenceMaxDays 365.

  23. Indonesia

    Driving as a visitor (new module, national source)

    Before
    no driving module
    After
    Indonesia's Road Traffic and Transport Law (Law No. 22 of 2009, art. 85(4)) says that where there is a bilateral or multilateral agreement between Indonesia and another country, driving licences issued by the other country are valid in Indonesia.

  24. Grenada

    Driving as a visitor (new module, national source)

    Before
    no driving module
    After
    The Grenada Tourism Authority says that before visitors drive they must first secure a Grenadian driving permit, obtained by providing a valid driver's licence at the police station, for a fee of EC$60, and that some rental companies provide drivers with a local permit as part of their service.

  25. Finland

    Driving as a visitor (alcohol limit)

    Before
    Finland is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Finland's Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) says visitors may drive with a valid licence issued in a Geneva or Vienna Convention country (or Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan), shown to the police with an International Driving Permit or an official translation into Finnish, Swedish or English; neither is needed if the national licence clearly shows its categories and validity. The UK government says you need a UK driving licence to drive in Finland. No official source we could read states for how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence.
    After
    Finland is a party to the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic (UN Treaty Collection). Finland's Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom) says visitors may drive with a valid licence issued in a Geneva or Vienna Convention country (or Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan), shown to the police with an International Driving Permit or an official translation into Finnish, Swedish or English; neither is needed if the national licence clearly shows its categories and validity. The UK government says you need a UK driving licence to drive in Finland. No official source we could read states for how long a visitor may drive on a foreign licence. Finland's Criminal Code (chapter 23, section 3) makes it drink-driving to drive a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of at least 0.5 per mille during or after driving. alcoholLimitBac 0.5.