Question 3792
Can medications that do not require a prescription affect driving?
- No.
- Yes, they can have side effects that affect driving.
- Yes, only when they are mixed with alcohol.
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Correct answer: Yes, they can have side effects that affect driving.
Yes. An over-the-counter medication, such as a pain reliever or an antihistamine, can make you drowsy, affect your vision, or slow your reactions. It doesn't have to be mixed with alcohol to affect you, although combining them makes the effects worse.