Taking over-the-counter medication that causes drowsiness increases a vehicle's thinking distance when responding to a hazard.
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True. Drowsiness caused by medication slows driver reaction time, which directly increases the distance travelled before braking begins.
Thinking distance is the distance covered while the driver identifies a hazard and physically applies the brakes. Drowsiness induced by medication lengthens reaction time, causing the vehicle to cover more ground before deceleration begins.
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Thinking distance is determined by vehicle speed and driver reaction time; any factor that impairs alertness or slows reaction time (such as drowsy medication) increases thinking distance.
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