Not all medications are dangerous when driving, only some. It is important to know that certain medications can affect driving ability due to their **possible side effects**. For example, **analgesics** can cause drowsiness and lack of concentration, **antitussives** can lead to mood changes and loss of reflexes, and **antihistamines** can induce drowsiness and depression. **Psychotropic drugs**, used to treat disorders such as depression and anxiety, can also cause dizziness and blurred vision.

Not all medications have these effects, so it is crucial to **consult with a doctor** about the safety of driving while under treatment. Additionally, it is advisable to visit the Driver Recognition Medical Center for specific guidance on the medication being taken.