New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road safety

Your medication carries a warning label telling you not to drive. What should you do?

The answer

  • Drive only short distances
  • Drive if you feel unaffected
  • Halve the dose and drive as normal
  • Follow that advice and do not drive Correct

Why that's the answer

If there is a warning label telling you not to drive, follow that advice. Where a label says a medicine may affect your driving and you are unsure, get advice from your doctor or pharmacist before driving.

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