Question 3988
Do the flu, colds, and allergies affect driving?
- Yes, and they are so familiar that their symptoms are sometimes forgotten.
- Yes, but they are so familiar that no special precautions need to be taken.
- No, they barely have any negative effects.
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Correct answer: Yes, and they are so familiar that their symptoms are sometimes forgotten.
Yes. The flu, colds, and allergies cause drowsiness, sneezing, watery eyes, or fatigue, and reduce your attention. Because they're so common, many people forget that they affect driving and don't take precautions, even though they need to.