May the accompanier of a "new driver" be under the influence of alcohol?
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The correct answer: No. A person who is under the influence of alcohol may not be the accompanier of a new driver.
The accompanier of a new driver is there to watch, guide and step in when needed. A person under the influence of alcohol cannot do this safely, so he may not be an accompanier. The fact that he does not drive himself does not change this.





