酒后开启智驾就可以开车吗？最高法明确了

Core Viewpoint - The Supreme People's Court of China has released its first set of guiding cases specifically focused on road traffic safety, highlighting the legal responsibilities of drivers using advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) [1][2]. Group 1: Guiding Cases Overview - The 48th batch of guiding cases includes regulations related to driving under the influence while using intelligent driving features [2]. - Case 271, known as the Wang Mouqun dangerous driving case, clarifies that activating an ADAS does not absolve the driver of their responsibility to ensure safe driving [2][5]. Group 2: Case Details - In the Wang Mouqun case, the defendant drove under the influence and activated the vehicle's ADAS while using an illegal device to evade monitoring, resulting in a dangerous situation where he was not actively supervising the vehicle [5][6]. - The court found that the defendant was aware of the risks associated with using the ADAS after consuming alcohol and had previously studied the safety protocols related to the system [6]. Group 3: Legal Implications - The ruling emphasizes that drivers remain the primary operators of their vehicles even when using ADAS, and they must be prepared to take control at any moment [2][6]. - The case serves as a precedent for future legal interpretations regarding the use of ADAS and the responsibilities of drivers in similar situations [2][5].