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the risk of an accident.
The improper consumption of medication increases the risk of an accident while driving. This is because some medications can cause side effects that affect the basic capabilities necessary for safe driving, such as attention, motor coordination, and reaction time. Even prescription medications for treating common illnesses such as flu, colds, or allergies can have effects that interfere with the ability to drive a vehicle safely.
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reaction capability.
the driver's physical resistance.
the risk of an accident.
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