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Question:
If you are driving, check the label before you take a drug for warnings about its effect(s). If you are not sure whether it is safe to take the drug and drive, ask your doctor or pharmacist about any side effects. Drugs taken for headaches, colds, hay fever or other allergies, or those to calm nerves can make a person drowsy and can affect his or her driving. Other prescription drugs can affect your reflexes, judgment, vision, and alertness in ways similar to alcohol. [Drugs and Driving, Drinking and Driving, CHAPTER 3: DRIVING BEHAVIORS, Driver's Manual State of Connecticut DMV]
Comments
EdgarCeja26
4 years ago
Great app
Myles Blake High School
4 years ago
I only got 2 questions wrong
Tim de Bear
4 years ago
In the midst of finishing up learning on the older app, it told me to download this newer version. However, I didn’t want to have to go through all those questions again, so I simply finished reviewing on the old app and took the practice test on this newer app. Upon completion of the tests, it would not let me move forward or see my score! How should I know if I have done well enough to pass if I cannot see my own score?