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Fitness to drive, alcohol, drugs, medicines and first aid

Medicines and substances that impair driving

Driving ability can be impaired by certain sedatives and antidepressants because they may cause drowsiness, slower reactions or reduced concentration. Hallucinogenic substances such as LSD and ecstasy also seriously impair perception and judgement. Read medicine warnings and seek professional advice when a product may affect driving.

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