profession, or has shown that by his continuing in the present post or profession would threaten certain essential interests protected by law would be threatened, the court may decide on an interdiction preventing the occupation of specific posts or the exercise of specific professions. § 2. In the event that a perpetrator has been sentenced for an offence related to a certain economic activity, the court may decide on an interdiction to engage preventing the engaging in this activity, if further continuing thereof would threaten certain essential interests protected by law. Article 42. § 1. In case of the sentencing of a person participating in traffic for an offence against the safety thereof, the court may decide on an interdiction from on driving specified types of vehicles, especially when the circumstances of the offence committed, indicate that driving a vehicle by this person would endanger public safety in traffic. § 2. If, at the time of the commission of an offence specified in §1, the perpetrator was in the state of inebriation or under the influence of narcotics or had fled from the scene of the event described in Article 173, 174 or 177, the court shall impose interdiction on driving any type of motorised vehicle, or specified type of motorised vehicles. Article 43. §1. Unless otherwise provided for in law, the deprivation of civil rights and interdictions specified in Article 39 subsections 2 or 3 shall be imposed in terms of years for a period ranging from one to 10 years. § 2. The deprivation of rights or an interdiction imposed by the court shall take effect from the time the sentence becomes final and valid; the period for which they were imposed does not run during the serving of a penalty of deprivation of liberty, even if the latter has been imposed for another offence. § 3. When imposing the measure described in Article 42, the court imposes an obligation to surrender the relevant document (driving licence); the period for which the interdiction has been imposed shall not begin until this obligation has been met. 14