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Avoid driving until safe conditions are restored.
Avoid driving until you regain the ability to do so safely; if already driving, stop somewhere safe. Do not self-medicate with anxiety medicines or use stimulants to compensate and keep driving. This does not mean stopping prescribed treatment: ask your doctor or pharmacist about driving compatibility and follow the leaflet and their advice. Stress levels affect people differently, but do not drive when your abilities are impaired.
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Self-medicate with an anxiety medicine and continue driving.
Avoid driving until safe conditions are restored.
Use a stimulant to compensate and continue driving.
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