2.2.036 Followers may not jettison anything at all on the course. 

2.2.037 Riders may not be sprayed from a vehicle. 

## § 4 Circulation during the race 

(numbering of the paragraph modified on 4.05.16) 

## Drivers 

2.2.038 Drivers (of both cars and motor cycles) must respect the relevant provisions of the Highway Code applicable in the country in which the event is being run and in particular they shall: 

- ensure that their vehicle is in good condition and roadworthy; 

- ensure that they are fit to drive and not impaired in any way, for example by fatigue or the consumption of alcohol, drugs, medication or any other substances that may influence driving skills; 

- drive in a prudent manner to safeguard the safety of riders in the race, spectators and other vehicles; 

- withhold from undertaking any action likely to distract their attention from the road and traffic. 

Drivers must also comply with: 

- instructions given to them by race commissaires, the race organiser and with any relevant rules or guidelines issued by the UCI. 

Drivers must never: 

- allow riders to hold onto their vehicle; 

- pass a barrage without prior permission from a commissaire. 

(text modified on 4.05.16). 

2.2.039 Any infringements of the provisions of article 2.2.038 may lead to a sanction as defined in article 2.12.007. 

A refusal to leave the race may be penalised by the Disciplinary Commission. 

Whether the infringement was penalised by the Commissaires’ Panel or not, the UCI may refer the case to the Disciplinary Commission, which may impose a suspension of up to one year as well as a fine of CHF 200 to 10’000. 

(text modified on 4.05.16; 1.01.19). 

2.2.040 Should the exclusion occur during a UCI WorldTour or a UCI Women’s WorldTour event, the driver shall not be allowed to take part respectively in the next UCI WorldTour or UCI Women’s WorldTour event. 

(text modified on 1.01.05 ; 4.05.16; 1.01.19; 23.10.19). 

