You’ve been taking medicine that causes drowsiness. You begin to feel better, but you still need to take the medicine. What should you do about driving?

A: Only drive if your journey is necessary

B: Drive on quiet roads

C: Ask someone to come with you

D: Avoid driving and check with your doctor

You aren’t fit to drive if you’re taking medicine that makes you drowsy. Check with your doctor if you’re unsure. You mustn’t put other road users, your passengers or yourself at risk.

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