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Can illnesses and medicines cause an accident?

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Yes, because they may affect the basic abilities needed for driving.

Both illnesses and medicines can affect a person's ability to drive by affecting aspects such as attention, reaction time and other skills necessary for driving safely. It is important to bear in mind that even apparently mild illnesses, such as flu, colds or allergies, as well as the medicines used to treat them, may have side effects that interfere with the ability to drive a vehicle safely. Therefore, it is essential to be aware of these risks and, in case of doubt, consult a doctor for guidance on how to manage the situation properly while driving.

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  • No, because it depends on other factors.

  • No, under no circumstances.

  • Yes, because they may affect the basic abilities needed for driving.

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