As travel surged during the May Day holiday, a misconception has arisen among some car owners: they mistakenly think that they are permitted to drive after consuming alcohol, as long as they activate their intelligent driving assistance systems. However, the traffic police have issued a clear response: Utilizing intelligent driving features after drinking alcohol still constitutes drunk driving and is a violation of the law. Intelligent driving serves merely as an auxiliary function, rather than a substitute for autonomous driving. The driver remains the principal operator, responsible for observing road conditions and maintaining control of the vehicle throughout the entire journey. Opting to use such systems on the road after drinking alcohol not only jeopardizes safety but also contravenes traffic regulations. Recently, authorities across various regions have handled multiple cases involving this misuse.