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Combining alcohol with medication that affects driving:

โœ“ ANSWER

Can multiply the impairment of both

Alcohol and many medicines interact, producing far greater impairment than either alone.

All the options

  1. โœ“Can multiply the impairment of both
  2. โœ—Cancels out the effects
  3. โœ—Is safe with prescription drugs
  4. โœ—Only matters for older drivers

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