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Taiwan to toughen drug driving laws, penalize passengers

Law·6/3/2026AI summary

Taiwan to toughen drug driving laws, penalize passengers

Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation announced stricter drug driving laws, including suspending licenses for drug use even if not driving, and penalizing passengers. The new rules will apply to drug use abroad if detected upon return, with experts supporting the stricter measures.

Taiwan to Review Drug-Driving Laws After Fatal Accidents

Law·5/24/2026AI summary

Taiwan to Review Drug-Driving Laws After Fatal Accidents

Taiwan's Premier, Cho Jung-tai, expressed deep regret over recent fatal drug-driving incidents and has ordered a comprehensive review of existing laws, including Article 185-3 of the Criminal Code. The government plans to increase penalties for drug drivers, especially repeat offenders or those causing death or injury, and enhance drug interdiction efforts to improve public safety.