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A legally obtained drug or medical cannabis makes a person unable to drive safely. May that person drive?
Correct answer: No. A prescription does not make impaired driving safe or lawful.
Why
Do not drive when any prescription, cannabis product, or other drug impairs attention, reaction, coordination, or judgment. Read the warnings and consider how the substance affects you before a trip. Permission to possess or take a drug does not show that your judgment, coordination or reaction time is fit for driving.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Marijuana and the Driver · p. 77
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