Why should you check the warning label on an over-the-counter medication before driving?

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1. Medication warning labels have no connection to safe driving
2. Some common medications can cause drowsiness or slowed reaction time, similar to the effect of alcohol
3. Warning labels are mostly legal boilerplate and rarely describe a real drowsiness risk, though the reality of driving says otherwise
4. It only matters if you plan to drive for more than eight hours

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