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Yes, provided that we know the first symptoms of the crisis and how to act.
A driver with a chronic illness can drive a vehicle, provided that they know the first symptoms of a possible crisis related to their illness and know how to act in response. It is essential for the driver to be aware of their condition, recognise the warning signs and have a clear action plan for dealing with any situation that may arise while driving. This precaution is crucial to ensure both their personal safety and that of other road users.
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Yes, provided that we know the first symptoms of the crisis and how to act.
Yes, but only if it is a heart condition.
No, because a chronic illness makes driving impossible.
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