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A nonprescription medicine label warns that it may cause drowsiness. What should you do before driving?
Correct answer: Ask a doctor or pharmacist; do not drive while affected.
Why
Prescription and nonprescription medicines can affect alertness, vision, judgment and reactions. Read labels and ask a doctor or pharmacist about driving when unsure. Do not drive while impaired, and do not combine the medicine with alcohol.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Medicine that can impair driving · p. 52, 135
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