Road rules / 🇨🇦 alcohol
Prescription and over-the-counter medicines:
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Can impair your driving; check labels and ask your doctor or pharmacist
Many legal medications cause drowsiness or slowed reactions; impaired driving laws apply to them too.
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- ✓Can impair your driving; check labels and ask your doctor or pharmacist
- ✗Never affect driving because they are legal
- ✗Only matter if combined with alcohol
- ✗Affect only elderly drivers
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