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A medicine label warns that it may cause drowsiness. What should a driver do before driving?
Correct answer: Avoid driving until you know it will not impair you.
Why
Medicine can reduce alertness, judgment or coordination even when lawfully obtained. Follow its warning label and medical advice, and do not drive when drowsy or impaired. Florida’s DUI law separately addresses alcohol, specified chemical substances and controlled substances that impair normal faculties. A legal prescription is not a guarantee that driving is safe.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Medicine that causes drowsiness · p. 44
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