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New Hampshire Non-Commercial Operator Knowledge Practice Test
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Driver A takes an over-the-counter allergy pill. The label warns that it can cause drowsiness, and Driver A feels a little slow. Driver A has had no alcohol. Which statement is true?
Correct answer: Driver A can be charged with DUI if the pill impairs Driver A's driving
Why
Many allergy, cold and sleep medicines can cause drowsiness or slow reactions, much like alcohol. Before you take any medicine, read the label for warnings, and ask a doctor or pharmacist if you are not sure that it is safe to drive. Never mix alcohol with other drugs, because the effects can add up and become much stronger.
Verified against New Hampshire Driver's Manual · Driving under the influence · p. 12, 14, 15
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