Can medicines that may be bought without a doctor's prescription have an adverse effect on driving?
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The correct answer: Yes.
Yes. Some medicines sold without a prescription can have an adverse effect on driving. The effect depends on the medicine, not on the season, so it is wrong to say they are harmless or limited to summer or winter.
This question appears in the theory test for license:B · private carA · motorcycle1 · tractorC1 · light truckC · heavy truckD · bus
