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What should a person do if illness, fatigue, medication, alcohol or drugs could impair driving?
Correct answer: Do not drive until fit; find another way to travel
Why
Check your physical and mental readiness before driving. If fatigue, illness, medication, alcohol or drugs could prevent safe operation, delay the trip or arrange another safe way to travel.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Driving within the Law · p. 109
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