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Drugs (including legal medication) can affect driving by:

Under Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act, driving impaired by any substance, including legal prescription or over-the-counter medications, is strictly prohibited. Th

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Question: Drugs (including legal medication) can affect driving by:

Answer options:

  • Improving reaction ✅ Causing drowsiness, blurred vision or slow reactions
  • Helping focus
  • No effect

Correct answer: Causing drowsiness, blurred vision or slow reactions

Explanation: Under Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act, driving impaired by any substance, including legal prescription or over-the-counter medications, is strictly prohibited. The correct option is accurate because many medications carry side effects such as drowsiness, blurred vision, and slowed reaction times, which severely compromise a driver's ability to operate a vehicle safely. The incorrect options are false because drugs do not improve reaction times or focus, and they certainly have a measurable effect on performance. For the G1 exam, it is crucial to remember that legal drugs can impair driving just as much as alcohol, a key concept often tested on the knowledge exam.

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