Alertness & Attitude
Why is it dangerous to drive after taking some prescription medicines?
- ○They make the car heavier
- ✓Some cause drowsiness or slow reactions
- ○They affect the brakes
- ○They are always illegal to take
Correct answer
Some cause drowsiness or slow reactions
Some medicines cause drowsiness or impair driving. Check the label or ask your doctor or pharmacist before driving (rule 96).
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