Drivers taking three types of medication may need to “avoid driving” as part of a DVLA crackdown, according to a leading motoring expert. Greg Wilson, founder of Quotezone.co.uk, has warned that those on “strong medications” may not be allowed behind the wheel due to fear of drowsiness.

In particular, Greg suggested that those taking opioid painkillers, tranquillisers and antidepressant tablets could be the most at risk. It is likely that those taking these medicines will be advised not to drive , with road users potentially at risk on the roads.

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Greg explained: “If you are on strong medications, it is likely that you will be recommended to avoid driving. Opi

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