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Amphetamines.
Among the most important medicines that affect driving are analgesics, barbiturates, stimulants and tranquillisers. Stimulant substances include amphetamines, cocaine and ecstasy, which cause a false feeling of control and reduced drowsiness.
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Morphine.
Amphetamines.
Cannabis.
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