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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Your doctor prescribes a new medicine. The label warns that it can cause drowsiness, and an hour after your first dose you feel sleepy. You need to get to work. What should you do?
Correct answer: Get a ride or wait until the effect wears off, because driving while a drug impairs you is DWI.
Why
Drugs that can impair driving include illegal drugs, prescription drugs, over-the-counter medicines such as cold medicines, and even household products. A drug that has little effect alone can have a strong effect when you mix it with alcohol, so never combine them. Read the warning labels, follow your doctor's advice, and ask your doctor or pharmacist whether a new medicine will affect your driving.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Drugs and driving · p. 94
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