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Yes, because they cause fewer side effects.
Antihistamine medicines currently used by drivers are safer than they were years ago because their side effects are less severe and therefore affect driving less negatively.
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Yes, because they cause fewer side effects.
Yes, because they do not cause side effects that affect driving.
No, taking any type of antihistamine prevents driving.
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