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Can you commit a drug-driving offence with legally prescribed medicine?

โœ“ ANSWER

Yes - if it impairs your driving you can be prosecuted

Driving while impaired by any drug, including prescribed or over-the-counter medicine, is an offence.

All the options

  1. โœ“Yes - if it impairs your driving you can be prosecuted
  2. โœ—No - prescriptions make you exempt
  3. โœ—Only if you also drank alcohol
  4. โœ—Only on motorways

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