Unofficial MPU self-test Alcohol and drug screening Abstinence and duration guidelines

MPU self-test: Do I need abstinence – and for how long?

This self-test categorizes your information according to the areas relevant to the MPU (Medical-Psychological Assessment). A1-3 and D1-D3 The basis is the official A and D hypotheses.

Alcohol – A1 & A2: Abstinence is always necessary (usually 6–15 months).
Alcohol – A3: Abstinence is sometimes useful, but mostly not necessary.
Drugs (all categories): Abstinence is always mandatory. - almost always 6-15 months.

The test is not a substitute for preparation. Let's discuss your results together – Simply book an appointment after the test.

Unofficial self-test Orientation according to A & D hypotheses

Where do I currently stand on the topic of alcohol or drugs?

Answer 30 questions and receive a rough assessment of whether your situation is more likely to be, A3/D3 (at risk), A2/D2 (advanced) or A1/D2 (dependent) corresponds – based on the criteria that can play a role in a medical-psychological assessment (MPU).

What would you like to have assessed?

Please answer all 30 questions spontaneously. 1 = does not apply at all 5 = applies completely.

A4 – inconspicuous A3 – Hazard A2 – problematic A1 – Dependency

Important: This test is only a screening. The actual decision is made during the MPU (Medical-Psychological Assessment) – without thorough preparation and a consultation with a traffic psychologist, the MPU is not possible. Failure rate very high.

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MPU self-test: Do I need abstinence – and for how long?

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