Car permit · Alcohol and drugs
If you are using a medicine you bought without a prescription, what should you do about driving?
Correct answer: Check its label for warnings before you get behind the wheel.
Answer options
- ACheck its label for warnings before you get behind the wheel. Correct
- BLimit your driving to daylight hours while you are taking it.
- CKeep driving as usual, since the medicine is sold over the counter.
Why
Cold pills, allergy remedies and other medicines sold without a prescription can cause drowsiness or slow your reactions. Read the package warnings first, and if you are unsure whether it is safe to drive, ask a doctor or pharmacist.
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Topic: Alcohol and drugs License: Car permit
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