Physical Condition of the Driver
What should a driver who suffers from a condition such as epilepsy or diabetes do?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Ignore the symptoms as long as they can keep driving
- ✓ Recognise the symptoms of a crisis and act accordingly
- C Always drive accompanied by another driver
- D Double the medication dose before driving
Why this is the correct answer
The driver should be aware of the effects of their illness and medication, recognise the symptoms of a health crisis (as with epilepsy or diabetes), and act accordingly so as not to endanger driving.
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