Road rules / 🇨🇦 alcohol
Mixing alcohol with fatigue or medication:
✓ ANSWER
Multiplies the impairing effects, making driving far more dangerous
Fatigue and many medications compound the effects of alcohol, increasing impairment beyond what you expect.
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- ✓Multiplies the impairing effects, making driving far more dangerous
- ✗Cancels out the alcohol
- ✗Has no extra effect
- ✗Only matters on long trips
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