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Safe & Responsible DrivingStandalone practice
A prescription or other drug makes you drowsy and slows your reactions. What is the safe choice?
Correct answer: Do not drive while the drug impairs your ability; arrange another driver or transportation.
Why
Do not drive while the medicine impairs alertness, coordination, vision or reactions. Follow the label and ask a health professional about driving effects and interactions. Arrange another driver or transportation; being prescribed a medicine does not make impaired driving safe.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know · Medicines and driving · p. 29
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