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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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What is the correct decision if alcohol, cannabis, medication, or another drug impairs your driving ability?
Correct answer: Do not drive; arrange a sober alternative
Why
Impairment reduces judgment, coordination, perception, or reaction and makes vehicle operation unsafe and unlawful.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Alcohol or drug impairment · p. 35
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