Question

Drugs taken for headaches

never have an effect on driving

always impair vision and interfere with concentration

never make a person drowsy, impair vision, interfere with concentration, and impair driving abilities

always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities

Answer 1

d- always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities

Step-by-step explanation:

It's a pretty logical explanation. Lets say you take 3 tylonol pills before you go driving for a headache. Just because you take the tylonol doesnt mean you'll show symptoms of drowsyness or impaired vision.

Answer 2

D is your answer.

Always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities.