CDL · Alcohol and drugs
Which of the following correctly describes drug use by drivers?
Correct answer: It may end in a collision, an arrest, or both.
Answer options
- AIt is acceptable to take any prescription drug while you drive.
- BPep pills are a safe way to stay alert on long trips.
- CIt may end in a collision, an arrest, or both. Correct
Why
Many drugs, even ones a doctor prescribes, can dull alertness, coordination or judgment, which raises the risk of a crash and of being arrested. Pep pills and other stimulants only hide fatigue for a while and can leave a driver even more tired when they wear off.
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Topic: Alcohol and drugs License: CDL
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