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Yes.
Some types of medication, such as central nervous system depressants or stimulants, can negatively affect a driver's handling of the vehicle, as fatigue, drowsiness or over-excitement may occur and endanger the driver's safety and that of those travelling with them.
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Only if they take antihistamines.
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