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North Dakota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Before a drive, you take a cold tablet that you bought without a prescription. The label warns that it may cause drowsiness, and soon you feel sleepy and slow. Which statement about North Dakota's DUI law is correct?
Correct answer: It covers any drug that makes you unable to drive safely, even a cold medicine.
Why
Drugs and driving do not mix. Even some cold tablets and capsules can make you drowsy at the wheel, so read all directions and warnings before you drive. North Dakota's DUI law covers alcohol and any drug that makes you unable to drive safely, and being allowed to use the drug legally is not a defense by itself. The harsh penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol also apply to drugs.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Drugs · p. 41, 40
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