Road rules / 🇬🇧 alcohol

An over-the-counter hay fever remedy warns it may cause drowsiness. You should:

✓ ANSWER

Avoid driving if the medicine makes you drowsy, and ask a pharmacist about alternatives

Even non-prescription medicines can impair driving — do not drive if they affect you.

All the options

  1. ✓Avoid driving if the medicine makes you drowsy, and ask a pharmacist about alternatives
  2. ✗Drive with the windows open to stay alert
  3. ✗Only drive on roads you know well
  4. ✗Take the medicine after your journey and drive faster to finish sooner

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