Question 1875
Do medications that do not require a prescription affect driving?
- Yes, they may have side effects that affect driving.
- No, medications sold without a prescription do not affect driving.
- Yes, but only if they are mixed with alcohol.
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Correct answer: Yes, they may have side effects that affect driving.
The fact that a medication is sold without a prescription does not mean it is harmless for driving: it can also cause drowsiness, visual disturbances, or reduced ability to react.