A driver who experiences drowsiness after taking over-the-counter cough syrup can be lawfully cited for impaired driving even if the medicine packaging lacks an explicit warning label about operating machinery.
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The statement is true because motor vehicle statutes prohibit driving while impaired by any substance. The absence of a cautionary label on over-the-counter medicine does not exempt a driver from driving under the influence laws if their alertness or reaction time is reduced.
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Driver duty and legal liability for over-the-counter drug impairment