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You took a cold medicine that you bought at a drug store. The label says: 'Do not operate heavy machinery.' You feel a little sleepy. What should you do about driving?
Correct answer: Do not drive until the medicine no longer affects you, because the warning includes cars.
Why
Many prescription and non-prescription medicines can make you sleepy or slow your reactions. Before you drive, read the warning label for side effects. The handbook says that a warning against heavy machinery includes motor vehicles. If a medicine affects you, ask a sober friend or family member to drive, or wait until the effect is gone.
Verified against Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook · Driving under the influence · p. 53
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