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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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Your doctor tells you that you have a new medical condition that can sometimes cause sudden confusion or fainting. What is the best step to take about driving?
Correct answer: Ask your doctor how the condition affects driving, and do not drive when it may make you unsafe.
Why
Illness and some medical conditions can slow your reactions, cause confusion or make you lose consciousness without warning. When you are sick, ask yourself whether you really feel able to drive, especially on a long trip. Your hearing matters too, so do not wear headphones that block the sounds of horns, sirens or your own vehicle.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Health and hearing · p. 90
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