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Yes, because it impairs the driver’s attention or composure.
An illness such as flu can interfere with driving a vehicle, since it can deprive the driver of attention and calm at the wheel, consequently making driving less safe.
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No, only illnesses such as a headache will affect them.
No, if they remain attentive it will not affect their driving.
Yes, because it impairs the driver’s attention or composure.
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