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Take smaller doses of any medicines
Stop driving until you're fit to drive again
See your doctor each time before you drive
Take all your medicines with you when you drive
Explanation: Only drive if you're fit to do so. Driving when you're ill or taking some medicines can affect your concentration and judgement. It may also cause you to become drowsy or even fall asleep.
Category: Hazard awareness
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 1, Highway Code: Rule 96
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