Question 5557
In general, a driver with respiratory allergy symptoms...
- is unlikely to have problems with fatigue or drowsiness.
- reacts more quickly to an unexpected situation.
- has greater difficulty staying focused behind the wheel.
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Correct answer: has greater difficulty staying focused behind the wheel.
Respiratory allergies cause repeated sneezing, watery eyes, blurred vision, and general fatigue. All of this distracts you and makes it harder to concentrate, so you don't react better to unexpected situations either. Most people with allergies don't notice that their driving is worse.